Dreamcatcher workshop

In the workshop, we make a dream catcher with thread, strings, feathers and beads to help catch bad dreams into the net and slip good ones along the feathers to the sleepers.

People holding colorful dreamcatchers at a craft workshop.

Colorful dreamcatchers hanging on a tree trunk outdoors.

Dreamcatcher hanging in front of a colorful quilt.

Craft supplies including yarn, beads, scissors, and a dreamcatcher.

Duration

45-60 min

Participants

Alates 10

Location

Studio Örreke or we will come to your place

Detailed description of the workshop

Dreamcatchers have come to us through indigenous peoples. In Native American tradition, dreams are a source of spiritual power and help one see the future. According to legend, bad dreams get caught in the web until the morning sunbeams evaporate them. Good dreams, however, slip through the net and glide down the feathers to the sleeper.

In the workshop, we will craft dreamcatchers that catch all bad dreams and help us enjoy a restful sleep! We will use thread, cord, feathers, beads, and other handy decorative materials.