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DIY: Plant a Dreamcatcher

EEditorial Jam · 3 Oct 2014 · 1 min read

Ever heard of a living dreamcatcher? Featuring the first of our brand new DIY series, we made a hanging planter out of a wood frame, some twine, wood chips and air plants! 

 

 

 

 

We looove the idea of plants in a home and thought it would be cool integrating a green piece in your interior design. Since most of us live in HDB flats, introducing potted plants or bulkier items might take up unnecessary space. Thankfully, this dreamcatcher is a great alternative that doesn't take up space!

 

Another thing to note, we specially chose a wood frame (you may also use aluminium or even plastic) as given time, air plants will naturally root themselves onto the frame – making it a truly green AND living dreamcatcher.


Sourcing material from Artfriend, we even got waterproof LED string lights (so you can easily spritz water on the plants without spoiling the lights!) to brighten up the quirky dreamcatcher.


It's the perfect piece for decorating any space in your home – put it above your bed, hang it at the balcony, set it in your hallway, or simply hang it by the window! It's really easy to make, and best of all? It's super affordable!

 

 

Go on and try this DIY out, we hope you enjoy it as much as we did!

 

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