They also talk about the obijwi Tribe and the starting of dream catchers there. Each story I read on the dream catcher is exactly the same, they all talk about the Lakota spiritual leader on the mountain who had a vision. I like the way mine turned out and once I'm done with my project I can keep it in my room for decoration or I can give it to a friend. it took me about an hour to complete the full project. The toughest part for me when I was making it was the webbing in the middle, I kept getting it tangled and then I kept forgetting which way I had looped it or where to loop it next. Dream catcher are ment to be the way you want it to be, there's no right or wrong way of making a dream catcher. Each dream catcher is mad the same, starting with the hoop, then webbing it and putting the beads on it.

Many times the dreamer doesn't even realize he/she is dreaming. The items used to make the dream catcher were Found, picked, and dried by the family. Grandparents had sewn them for the newborn babies and the dream catcher was hung above the cradle board for sweet peaceful dreams and protect the babies from bad dreams.

Nature is a profound wisdom and dream catchers back then we're made of twigs, sinew, and feathers. The original dream catcher was intended to teach natural wisdom.

Original dream catcher point meanings