Crafts dream catcher

So many fun nature crafts for kids. Gather up all the outdoor supplies on a nature walk and create something amazing!

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Thanks for stopping by, today I'm sharing a Dream Catcher Craft I made over at the Darice blog last month! This simple to make Dream Catcher is the

The dream catcher is a handmade craft originated from the Native American culture. The tribe made their own dream catcher to protect their newborns. People today believe that dream catcher would fi…

Hold on to the good dreams and let go of the bad ones with these DIY Dream Catchers! Easy and pretty projects that are perfect for World Dream Day.

Less than a week before Ella’s birthday party, she told me that she thought we needed a craft. Normally, I would have had a moment of sheer panic, but since the party was already geared to be super low-key, I felt sure we could pull it together in the nick of time. I took to...Read More »

This super cute Paper Plate Dreamcatcher Project is a great craft for 8-12 year olds because they can get really creative and add their own spin on it!

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The autumn dream catcher is made of our a wooden ring, jute twine and dried leaves and autumn wild flowers.

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How to Make a Dreamcatcher: When dreamcatchers were first introduced, the Ojibwe people used willow hoops and sinew cord made from plants. The dreamcatcher is a circle because it represent the sun and the moon. The Ojibwe believed that a dreamcatcher could affect a person's dr…

I've been wanting to share these cardboard letters for so long! My art camp kids made them back in July. The other day, as I was going through these photos, I realized that four of

Do you know what is almost TOO simple for a crafting supply? Popsicle sticks. If you don't have any on hand, I highly recommend that you get a package so you and your kids can have fun with these popsicle stick crafts and activities! For this post, I've searched the internet for some of the

I was so excited when Michaels asked me to guest post on their blog to talk about why and how I craft with kids. Check out the full post over on The Glue String! Here is one of the projects I made specifically for this post! BOHO DREAM CATCHER How do you wish away […]

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