The dream catcher originates from ancient Native American traditions and, according to legend, is hung above a child's sleeping place. The bad dreams get caught in the web, while the good ones reach the child through the hole. Regardless of whether one believes in the legend or not, both children and adults can enjoy a beautiful dream catcher. The book describes how to create your own dream catchers in various styles, painted or natural, with or without beads, adorned with feathers of all kinds. With leather, beads, and feathers, you can also make jewelry inspired by Native Americans - hair clips, earrings, brooches, bracelets, and necklaces. Drawings provide step-by-step instructions, and high-quality photos showcase many examples of beautiful dream catchers and interesting jewelry.