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• Steps
• Method 1 of 2: Traditional Dream Catcher
• Method 2 of 2: Cartoon Dream Catcher

Dreamcatchers are round, pendant ornaments made from beads and feathers made by the Navajo (Native peoples of North America). As a rule, they are hung over the bed to ward off bad dreams or as a talisman. Let's start!

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Traditional Dream Catcher

1. 1 Draw a donut shape to represent the hoop.
2. 2 Draw a small circle in the center as the center point. This circle will be the basis for 8 leaf-shaped forms, overlapping each other and located in the inner circle at an equal distance from each other.
3. 3 Draw curves on the hoop to make it look like it is braided with rope.
4. 4 Draw 3 ropes with oval shapes attached to them.
5. 5 Erase the extra lines.
6. 6 Color the dream catcher to your liking. Especially highlight the beads and feathers.

Method 2 of 2: Cartoon Dream Catcher

1. 1 Draw a circle to represent the dream catcher's hoop.
2. 2 Draw a 16-sided triangle inside the circle to resemble a star.
3. 3 Draw a smaller hex inside the shape drawn in the previous step.
4. 4 Continue drawing until the very small hexagon is slightly visible.
5. 5 Draw ropes with feathers. They need to be drawn at the west, east and south ends of the hoop. Draw another outer circle to form the hoop.
6. 6 Erase unnecessary lines and draw beads (eyes) and feathers (arms).
7. 7 Color the drawing as you wish. Select the feathers and beads.