Lorén Spears, Executive Director of Tomaquag Museum, discusses more techniques in decorating your dreamcatcher. She talks about some other designs and how and why you may want to personalize your dream catcher. 

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This episode features the techneque used to weave the web of the dream catcher. Loren Spears illustrates methods used to create the web of the dream catcher and it's symbolic meaning.

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Tomaquag Museum deeply appreciates their generous donation of use of their song!

This episode will explore what materials are needed to create a native american dream catcher.  Lorén Spears explains where the materials and other supplies can be found, and how to work with them.

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Music for the podcast used by special permission of Eagle & Hawk.

Title track from their album "Mother Earth" and available in Apple I-tunes.

Tomaquag Museum deeply appreciates their generous donation of use of their song!