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Dreamcatchers are such a fun crafts for kids. They’re easy to make, don’t need many supplies, and can be customized for so many different occasions. This spring dreamcatcher is especially fun because you can forage for most of the supplies yourself!

Enjoy the spring weather and take a nature walk and collect items for your dreamcatchers. We just walked around the block and ended up with more than enough supplies. I avoided letting my kids pick anyone else’s flowers, but we collected a lot of dandelions, leaves, pinecones, and some seed pods. Then we went to our own garden for daffodils and other little flowers. Learning how to make a dreamcatcher has never been simpler or more fun!

Related: This is The Coolest DIY Suncatcher You’ll Make This Spring

Supplies

• Embroidery hoop (I used 7″)
• Twine, yarn, or any other string
• Scissors
• Leaves, pinecones, flowers, feathers, or any other bits of nature

Instructions

1. Separate the embroidery hoop pieces and tie the string around the inner hoop.

2. Wrap the string around the hoop, alternating the direction as you go. Cut the string and tie the other end to the hoop to secure it. Put the embroidery hoop together.

3. Use the different nature objects you’ve collected to tuck them in between the strings of the dreamcatcher. I also tied and wrapped string around some of the larger items and hung them from the bottom of the hoop.

4. Hang your creation from a tree or in a window to enjoy a bit of spring!

 
Are you looking for more fun outdoor crafts that you can make this spring? Our friends from AllFreeKidsCrafts have a great board for DIY wind chimes and suncatchers! 🙂

What kinds of spring crafts or DIY dreamcatchers do YOU like to make?

 
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Rebecca Greco

Rebecca is a creative mom with a BFA in illustration and two young daughters. She began blogging to show off the cross stitches she designs, but also dabbles in a wide range of crafts. Lately embroidery and English paper pieced quilting have been her favorites, but she loves experimenting and has an ever-growing work-in-progress pile.

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