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Mood: Love ~lamelobo Jan 3, 2013
beautiful !!!!!!
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~wildguy06 Sep 3, 2012
love it
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=Lyrak Sep 3, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Thanks. :) I think that one was the first non-jewelry-based dreamcatcher that actually sold online. ^^ Was definitely a fave of mine.
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~snoissesbo Jul 16, 2012   Traditional Artist
It's gorgeous. Did you dye the feathers or are they naturally this colourful?
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=Lyrak Jul 16, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
They are natural. :) They come from a family friend's parrot. Scarlet macaw. It's amazing, though, I never knew their feathers had THAT many shades. You don't see them all on the bird. Not properly, anyway, unless you catch them spreading the wings or tail just right.

I WISH I knew how to dye feathers. XD I'd be playing with that so much.
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~snoissesbo Jul 25, 2012   Traditional Artist
I had no idea scarlet macaws had so many colours in their feathers. Come to think of it, it's not that surprising though. My parents had a parrot when I was a kid and she had way more colours in her feathers than you'd think at first sight. I don't remember he breed name, but she was one of those green ones with the yellow head and red shoulders.

For dying them, try food colouring in water with white feathers (I think they sell them in craft stores for people who make pillows). You can experiment with oil and alcohol too to make patterns. I had a lot of fun with that as a kid. My brother did too, except what he dyed was the cat XD
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=Lyrak Jul 26, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Oooh gonna have to try that now. :) And I can get white feathers from my aunt. She has a few white chickens.
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Mood: Joy ~StrongBear Mar 3, 2012
Now thats awsome.
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=Lyrak Mar 3, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Thanks. :)
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Mood: Joy ~StrongBear Mar 3, 2012
Your welcome. Im very fond of dream catchers and bright colored feathers,,, so together they are awsome.
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