So, here are my colourful dreamcatchers to help you catch the rainbow!!!! Dreamcatchers were first made by Ojibwe Native Americans using willow hoops and senew or cordage made from plants. They would hang them above the beds of the children to filter out all the bad dreams and let only the good ones pass through the center hole of the dream catcher. The bad dreams would perish upon the first rays of sunlight...
Today's dreamcatchers don't have feathers, but I've made one that does and I'll take photos soon!!!
Here are two of my girls, fighting with the camera cord!!!
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| Sophie with an attitude... |
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Lots of love,
Maria
9 comments:
This is the loveliest, happiest dream catcher version I've ever seen, Maraki!!! In the colors of rainbow... how unique and creative! I have always loved this Native American symbol since I first saw it in New Mexico (oh that was a long time ago, hehehe!). Thank you so much for sharing the link, I may try my hand too! :)
You have the cutest photo assistants EVER, Maraki mou!!! :D
Lots of love to all the 4 of you gals! :)
Kalimera Annoula mou!!! I knew you would like them!!! Thank you so much for your lovely comment!!! Lots of love from all of us!!!
Muito lindo, adoro tudo que é colorido e alegre.
Bom fim de semana!
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Thank you!!!
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Σ' ευχαριστώ πολύ, Έλενα!!!
υπέροχες οι ονειροπαγίδες σου! ;)
kiss...fancy~
http://fancytofashion.blogspot.gr/2013/06/boho-style-rainbow-dream-catchers.html
i relink your post ;)
kiss...fancy~
Σ' ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ, Fancy!!! KISSES
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