The famous, Californian "June Gloom" is making it difficult for me to share photos of my current work with you! The photo above is a Dream Catcher I made out of a doily and an embroidery frame. I'm not a big fan of the look of the traditional dream catchers-too many feathers and beads for me, but I do love this. It's a great project for using up those old, sentimental bits of lace doilies your grandmother made.
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1 comments:
Honestly, when I hear the word "dream catcher" I get the "eyeeeew" shivvers! Just to show how much I loathe them, I suffer from chronic nightmares, yet I still wouldn't get one, even if it cured them forever. :) This project is gorgeous, though. It's so different, yet it keeps the basic design and communicates its purpose.
Best yet, there aren't any dead animal parts hanging from it. Those things are enough to give me nightmares on their own! ;)
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