[fractus2]

Wow, this lady makes great products. I've wanted to get a dreamcatcher for a while now and found the dreamcatcher web site from a google search. She will take your order via e-mail and will not charge you or ship until she sends you a picture and you agree, then you pay and she ships. Packaging survived the overseas trip and this thing is sturdy. It came with a certificate and is numbered. If you are interested check it out. This is the photo she sent before I paid and shipment.

 

[spaceman]

Cool...thanks for the link. I have a very small dreamcatcher, and always wanted to get a bigger one, and it kind of slipped my mind until I saw your post. I like a lot of her designs, will certainly be a difficult choice.

 

[RYCeT]

What is it for?

 

[archosman]

It's an Indian item that supposedly filters out bad dreams and only lets good dreams slip throught. You usually hang it over your bed. Supposedly...

 

[Dweebgal]

i learnt how to make these a few years ago now, back when i was in the girl guides (i am quite aware of how lame that is before anyone brings it up

) quite simple, a few knots here, a few knots there....

 

[KR...]

If you are not a native, then why would you even want something like that, dare I ask?

 

[RickG]

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Originally posted by archosman It's an Indian item that supposedly filters out bad dreams and only lets good dreams slip through. You usually hang it over your bed. Supposedly...

Yeah well, I ended up with one that had a hole in it...

 

[fractus2]

Well, the first morning and not nightmares. It works! Anyway it's really an art or collector thing. My wife already said she does not like it and having 51 percent of the vote I can see it going back in the box and to one of my family. She's very superstitious and this may be a lost cause.

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Yeah well, I ended up with one that had a hole in it...

LoL RickG

 

[archosman]

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Originally posted by RickG Yeah well, I ended up with one that had a hole in it...