Dreamcatcher ~ Yarn ~ Sock set ~ Mini skeins

**Please order separately from other products.
DUE TO BEING A PRE ORDER, THIS PRODUCT WILL BE DISPATCHED FROM THE END OF JULY ONWARDS.
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The practice of creating dreamcatchers, also known as dream snares, started within the Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) culture. 
Purpose:
They were originally intended as protective talismans for infants, especially children. 
Materials:
A woven net or web on a willow hoop, often decorated with feathers and beads, is the traditional construction. 
Symbolism:
The circular shape represents the cycle of life and the journey of the sun and moon, according to Harpo Paris, who describes it as a metaphor for the journey of the sun and moon across the sky. 
Pan-Indian Movement:
Dreamcatchers became more widely used across Native American communities and beyond during the Pan-Indian Movement of the 1960s and 1970s. 
Modern Usage:
While still held in high regard within Native American communities, dreamcatchers are now also commonly used as decorative and symbolic items in non-Native settings. 
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You will receive:
1 x 100g skein
5 x 20g mini skeins
3 x handmade Stitch markers 
1 x hand poured soy wax candle
Yarn choices are:
Sock/4ply (75% super wash merino, 25% Nylon)
Sparkle sock/4ply (75% Super Wash merino, 20% Nylon, 5% Stellina)
Dk (75% Super Wash merino, 25% Nylon)
Sparkle Dk (75% super wash merino, 20% silk, 5% Stellina)
4ply 400m + 80m mini skein
DK 225m + 42m mini skein
It's hand dyed using acid dyes. 
Every effort has been made to ensure all dye has been rinsed, but please note that some may remain and may cause bleeding.  I always suggest  hand washing only.