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Macrame Inspired Sunwheel Dreamcatcher
GOOD NEWS! The jury of The Crochet Awards has nominated my Sierra Wall Hanging and Sunwheel Dreamcatcher patterns for the 3rd Quarter Awards of 2015! Although I didn’t win, I’m very happy about the nomination. Here are the winners: Crochet Awards 3rd Quarter of 2015 Winners.
I love dreamcatchers!
A macrame dreamcatcher inspired me to design this crocheted version.
I hope you enjoy my pattern. I did a photo tutorial to show every step in detail. And it’s done in just 5 rounds!
The yarn isn’t specified because any worsted weight cotton yarn will do, plus small amounts in three different colors for the tassels.
To make this dreamcatcher, in addition you will need two metal/wooden/plastic rings, one 4cm (1.5in) and one 20cm (8in).
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask and I’ll do my best to help.
- First published: May 2015
- Page created: May 10, 2015
- Last updated: July 4, 2016 …
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