What I Used:
Embroidery Hoop
Colourful Embroidery Thread
Felt Feathers
Needle / Scissors
Continue until you are happy with the overall look, effect of the overlapping wraps and patterns
made with any colours you add or incorporate:
When finished, secure the thread in place with a tight knot at the back and trim the excess:For the hanging feathers, I re-purposed this Felt Feather DIY:
threading the ends with a length of the thread:
...and them looping them from behind the hoop, over to the front:
Before securing them in place by adding the outer hoop and tightening:
The lengths of thread attached to each feather could then be pulled to vary the length until I was
happy with the arrangement:
Secure each length with a knot and trim the excess to neaten the finish:
...before your dreamcatcher is ready to hang:
Simple as that - a few wraps of decorative thread and some feathers is all you need - vary the look by adding beads, charms or embellishments to the hoop and thread and you can create a variety of feathers using shop made or cut your own from decorative paper or fabric.
see you next time x
I love this idea! I've wanted to make a dreamcatcher for ages bit didn't know where to start. The way you showed is so simple and lovely I am definitely inspired now to have a go. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Hannah, thanks so much! Let me know how you get on :)
DeleteSuch a cute idea 😍
ReplyDeleteThank you! Let me know if you give it a go! :)
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