The more I thought about Pendrills and my first attempt with this wonderful pattern, I started seeing dream catchers everywhere. I had to give it another go. So, this one is for my sweet grandson. Sweet Dreams!
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Dream Catcher
Dream Catchers originated with the Ojibwe (Chippewa) but has been adopted by and adapted into other Native American cultures. Dream Catchers draw in good dreams while pushing nightmares through the open spaces, thus protecting babies from restless nights.
The more I thought about Pendrills and my first attempt with this wonderful pattern, I started seeing dream catchers everywhere. I had to give it another go. So, this one is for my sweet grandson. Sweet Dreams!
The more I thought about Pendrills and my first attempt with this wonderful pattern, I started seeing dream catchers everywhere. I had to give it another go. So, this one is for my sweet grandson. Sweet Dreams!
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3 comments:
I like this, especially the tangles you used for the feathers!
Awesome, I loved what you did with the pendrill.
Your dream catcher is gorgeous!
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