The best part about this project is that it's not only fun but also educational - teaching children about Native American culture while they create something beautiful themselves. And if you have more than one child at home then there's no reason why they can't join in too.
✓ Perfect for older children
✓ Great rainy day craft activity
✓ Easy and clear to follow instructions
✓ Colourful and pretty mermaid design
✓ Make lovely gifts for grandparents or other family friends.
Get creative this summer with Djeco's Gentle Mermaid Dreamcatchers!
This DIY dreamcatcher kit is the perfect rainy day activity for older children who have more patience than younger ones but still want something fun and creative they can do together at home on those long school holidays. You can use this kit as an opportunity to talk about what dreams are, why they're important, and how you can help them come true!
Djeco is a family company founded by Véronique Michel-Dalès in 1954. The name, Djeco, is a reference to the gecko, the lucky lizard. In 1989 Frédéric Michel-Dalès took over his mother's business and eventually became its CEO. Today he has grown it into an international toy empire with many different products that have been created by both himself and other designers from around the world. For more than 50 years Djeco creations have been awarded four Oscars for toys in the 1960s.
FAQ's
What's the best part about this project?
It's not only fun but also educational - teaching children about Native American culture while they create something beautiful themselves.
What is a dreamcatcher?
A dreamcatcher is a handmade object traditionally made by Native Americans using willow and sinew, but occasionally made from metal or plastic. The dreamcatcher is usually shaped as a hoop and hung above the bed of the sleeping person.
Is there any age limit for the Djeco's Gentle Mermaid Dreamcatchers DIY kit?
No, there is not.
Does it take any special equipment?
The only equipment you need is scissors and glue.
How long does it take to complete the project?
About 1 hour.