DIY: How To Make A Crescent Moon Dreamcatcher
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// MATERIALS USED //
Metal Ring — 6”
Yarn — About a yard
Scissors
Paper Cord (Or Jute/Hemp Cord) — About 2 yards
Ribbon
// INSTRUCTIONS //
✖ Tie a knotted loop around the metal ring with one end of your yarn (this will be the loop that your dreamcatcher hangs from).
✖ Take the longer end of the yarn and start wrapping that around the metal ring. Stop once you’ve reached a little more than halfway around and double knot the end. Cut off any excess.
✖ With your cord, double knot one end at the top of your dreamcatcher (at your hanging point — where the «yarn side” meets the metal ring).
✖ With the yarn side on your right, take the end of your cord and loop it over the metal ring (about 1-1.5” away from your starting point). Pull the end over and through the loop. Continue creating loops (the same 1-1.5” away from one another) until you reach the end of the yarn.
✖ Repeat the same loop where your yarn ends and then flip the entire ring over to do the same — this time along the loops you have already created (instead of along the metal ring).
✖ Continue this process about five or six times — or until you’re happy with the way it looks. Double knot the end and cut off any excess.
✖ With your ribbon, measure out how long you want the ribbons to hang. Whatever you measure out, double that amount. I cut off about eight pieces each.
✖ With the ribbon folded in half, wrap both ends around the bottom of your dreamcatcher and pull through until it creates a knot. Repeat with each piece of ribbon until full.
…and you’re done! Enjoy! xx Audrie
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