CCD Creations: Family Artisan Co-op

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Dream catchers in process. Message me if you want one and then we can pick out the beads and feathers from my inventory and finish it out to your liking, if you want (some people are overwhelmed by all the options and tell me just to finish it out as I feel best).

For payment, I accept Zelle transfers, Facebook Messenger pay, and checks (but I have to wait for the check to clear before I send your dream catcher).
I can take credit cards through the square app but it's an extra 3% ($0.30 on every $10)
I do not take PayPal because, for some reason, I get charged on random sales. (Even though I had it set to family and friends.)
Of course if you are local, cash is always great.

I'd like to try a different approach. Christmas is coming and it doesn't take long for me to whip up a dreamcatcher. Instead of trying to make some Christmas themed ones and hoping that those sell, I would rather take custom orders and make it to whichever colors someone wants. I have just about every color for webbing and beads. I can do multiple colors and also have some variegated ones.
As an idea for a price and sizes, there's a couple of photos for how I price them. They start off at $4 and go all the way up to $32. The bigger they get, the more leather, beads and feathers they get.
For example, the $6 - 2 strand dreamcatcher lies between 3 and 5in diameter from top to bottom and gets two strands of leather, which creates four danglers with beads and feathers.
$25 dreamcatcher lies between 13 and 15 in diameter from top to bottom and gets five strands of leather, making 10 danglers with more beads and feathers.
I have some charms, crystals and Stones that I can hang in the center and most of those would have a $3 charge added to the price.
Specialty feathers such as peacock, ostrich, and turkey tail/wing feathers cost more because they are more expensive and I have a limited supply.
For most orders, I should be able to get a few dream catchers done from start to finish within a couple of days. If you're interested in a dreamcatcher for yourself or for someone else, whether it is for Christmas or not, please get a hold of me through Messenger, post on here, or text me at 330-479-6076.

Support Small Business Saturday. We have jewelry and dreamcatchers, smudged supplies and crystals . Plus other stuff.

It's that time of year for custom orders. I'm planning on making a bunch of turtle bags and folks can choose their shell and leather according to what I have on hand and whether they want a fur face for the front flap. I'll post photos later for selections and prices. Turn around time for a turtle bags will be about 2 to 4 weeks
Dream catchers, I can do in pretty much any color with a variety of feather options. Dream catchers vary from $4 up to 40. Turn around time for a dreamcatcher would be about a week.

I'm confident in the number of dream catchers that I have made in preparation for great trails. I'm moving on to another form of product that I have been dying to get into but never had the time. I would like to start drawing my own images and making my own little mandalas and such. I'm looking for ideas of animals to put on little ones to start off with. My first was the doodle of an eagle that I filled in with some scratch work. Now I'm looking for more ideas. Comment below please not post pictures of each as I get it done. Of course imagine each one on a wooden hoop with leather, beads and feathers hanging like a dreamcatcher

New medallion made by Chani Atrieadies.

New horse hairclip made by me, Chani Atrieadies. If you like, say so.

Come find us this weekend at Great Trails Festival outside Malvern Ohio.

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I have been very busy the last few weeks creating dreamcatcher inventory. I have about 3 dozen finished dream catchers of varying sizes from over winter (listed in store). I do my catchers in stages. First, I harvest the wood and tie it in hoops and let it dry for a few weeks. Then I weave them. Then I add leather and beads. Adding feathers is my last stage. I wove 39 dream catchers over the last 3 weeks of different sizes. I finished off adding feathers to 14 of them today. I have 25 more ready for feathers and that should be done within the next few days. I also have a new style of alligator clip, using dyed pheasant tails

Our first Pow wow is coming up in a few weeks and so all current inventory on our site will be deleted soon. If there's anything that somebody wants, they need to message us soon. No other inventory will be posted until after September, when the pow wow season is done. We will still take custom orders on dream catchers.