The dreamcatcher originates from old Indian traditions and, according to legend, is hung above the sleeping place of the child. The bad dreams get caught in the net and the good ones reach the child through the hole. Regardless of whether you believe the legend or not, children and adults alike can enjoy a beautiful dream catcher. The book describes how you can make your own dream catcher in many different variations, painted or natural, with or without pearls, decorated with feathers of various kinds. With leather, pearls and feathers you can also make jewellery inspired by the North American Indians - hair clips, earrings, brooches, bracelets and necklaces. Drawings give step by step detailed instructions. Quality photos show many examples of beautiful dream catchers and interesting jewellery.