Dollar Store DIY Dream Catcher

Who doesn't love a fun and colorful dream catcher? This Dollar Store DIY Dream Catcher is the perfect DIY craft to keep you having pleasant dreams all night. Whether you want this dream catcher design to keep away bad dreams or simply for some DIY wall decor, you are going to fall in love with how easy it is to make it. Plus, this craft video shows you step by step exactly how to make a dream catcher with no mess or fuss! What could be better than that?

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Beginner

Project TypeMake a Project

Materials List

Paper Plates
Neon Paint In Yellow, Orange, Green, and Pink
Foam Brushes
Neon Yarn
Hole Punch
Scissors
Colorful beads
Colorful feathers

How to Make a Dream Catcher

Dollar Store Dream Catcher Instructions

Cut the middle out of a paper plate and use foam brushes to paint the plate any way you'd like, we just created a cool abstract pattern with the neon paints.
Once dry punch holes every few inches around the plate and cut off a pretty long piece of string, around five feet.
Tie the end of the string around one of the holes and weave it randomly going under the plate, into the hole, and over again.
Repeat until you've woven in all the holes, then tie the end to a hole.
Braid three ropes from the neon yarn and add beads to the braid knot and glue feathers to the end of each string.
Cut three more holes a few inches apart on the bottom of your dream catcher and tie each braid through the hole.
Now punch a hole at the top and tie a piece of string then hang it wherever you like!

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margiekins22

May 17, 2017

I nanny for three little kids and they totally loved this project! It was definitely easy to make, easy clean up, and they had a bunch of fun making it!

mulberrygalprinces s

Jan 21, 2017

I love this idea and I have made some in the past. I did switch out the paper plate for a styrofoam one at the dollar store. It's sturdier and doesn't want to warp when painted. I have dated a Native American and learned a few dos and donuts whn dealing with their traditions. There are certain colors that mean certain things just as there are animals that are sacred. You can google them to make sure your project is done right.