Dreamcatcher dream catcher easy DIY crochet doily with lace and jersey bangs

Pass the white braided nylon thread through one of the meshes at each end of the 12 doily half-spaces, tying them to the white metal hoop.
The doily will stretch and center itself as you go along.

Cut a 1st piece of Hoooked Jersey Ribbon XLtwice the total height you want your dream catcher to be.
Here the longest length is 85 cm.
Secure it in the lower central part of the hoop with a lark's head knot.lark's head knot,see the data sheet here

Repeat the operation, ensuring symmetry on either side of the 1st length of stockinette.
Alternate with other ribbons, braids or fabric scraps matching the color of your dream catcher.
You can also hang strands of pearls of your choice. Here, we've chosen the pearls you'll find in the materials used below this tutorial.
Tip: preferably choose bohemian facets and a few PureCrystal beads to make your dream catcher shimmer and reflect the light.

Once all your bangs are attached, the jersey roll and its elasticity come into their own!
Glue the ends of your tassels and other feathers before inserting them inside the ends of your jersey bangs.
Apply light pressure for a few seconds to allow the glue to set.

Once you have nothing left to attach to the hoop, wrap some white soutache around it.
You can lightly glue the hoop to keep the soutache firmly and evenly attached to the hoop.
Tip: as you cross the small nylon threads, iron the soutache into the doily to hide these threads and ensure that the doily stays firmly in place.

Embellish your doily with small round white pompons, PureCrystal rhinestones for pretty golden highlights and a moonstone cabochon for a mystical effect.