Easy To Make Crochet Dreamcatcher Pattern For Beginners Friendly

To Crochet a dreamcatcher is like piecing together a delicate web of your own dreams. It's about taking yarn, beads, and a simple ring to weave something magical for your room. This charming activity turns simple materials into a hanging piece full of beauty and tradition.

Crochet Dreamcatcher

Materials Needed:

A ring about 11.5 inches in diameter (You can use a metal or wooden ring)
Four-ply yarn (choose your preferred color)
Crochet hook (2.5 mm)
Yarn needle
48 beads

Steps:

Wrap the Ring:

Start by wrapping your chosen yarn around the ring. Ensure to cover the entire ring uniformly and neatly.
Continue until the ring is completely covered.

Insert Beads:

Using the yarn needle, thread 48 beads onto the yarn you will use for crocheting the web of the dream catcher.

Start Crocheting:

Begin with a slip knot and chain 10.
Connect the chain into a ring with a slip stitch into the first chain made.
Chain three (this counts as your first double crochet).
Double crochet 24 times into the ring (start with the first three chains).
Join with a slip stitch to the top of the beginning chain.

Adding Chain Spaces:

Chain three (counts as a double crochet).
Chain one, then double crochet into the next stitch and chain one after each stitch.
Continue this pattern around the ring.
Slip stitch to join the end of the round to the beginning chain three.

Create Puff Petals:

Start each petal with a slip stitch into a chain space, then chain three.
Perform a yarn over and pull through all loops on the hook, then chain two.
Continue this pattern in each chain space around.
Once complete, join with a slip stitch into the top of the beginning chain.

Adding Beads:

Attach a bead with each treble crochet.[Chain four which counts as a treble crochet. Then add a bead, and treble crochet into the next space, incorporating the bead into the stitch].
Continue this bead pattern around.

Further Rounds:

Continue to create double crochets separated by chain spaces as per the earlier rounds but integrate the use of beads as described.
After completing the final round, secure the crocheted web to the wrapped ring using the yarn needle to stitch it in place.