Dream Catcher

In this video, I am making two special dream catchers for a gentleman located in Eel Ground First Nation, New Brunswick. If you like this video, please “subscribe” and click the “bell” to receive notifications of my upcoming videos.

Please see my “DIY Dreamcatcher / How To Make A Dream Catcher – Tutorial” which offers a detailed step-by-step tutorial. This DIY Dreamcatcher tutorial is great for beginners of all ages, including young children. If you are beginner, don’t worry! While watching this DIY tutorial, you will be able to follow along, step by step, and quickly make a special dreamcatcher of your very own. Click:    • Dream Catcher DIY | TUTORIAL | Learn ...  

I have been making and selling dream catchers to the general public for over 24 years, from 3 inches in diameter up to 6 feet in diameter. Some are very simple in design, while others are much more complex. If I can make a dream catcher, so can YOU! Thank you for watching!

**COURSE**
Learn How to make a dream catcher, ENROLL: dreamcatchercreations.co

**FACEBOOK**
I encourage you to take a look at some of the dreamcatchers I’ve made in recent years on my “Dream Catcher Creations” Facebook craft page.
FACEBOOK:   / migmag-creations-1103116333164964  

**PURCHASING**
If you would like to purchase a dream catcher made by me, please feel free to connect with me by visiting my “Dream Catcher Creations” Facebook craft page at the link above. Custom orders are welcome.

**OPTIONS**
If you were wondering what colors of leather, beads, and feathers I have, or the size of the rings I have available, please see my video called “Dream Catcher Inventory.”
   • Dream Catcher Inventory  

**SUPPLY LIST for this dream catcher**
ring
Leather lace
Sinew
beads
feathers

My name is Rose Kryszko Peter-Paul. I am Mi’gmag woman and I live in Pabineau First Nation, New Brunswick, Canada.