
Project introduction













This is a pattern overview, not a full tutorial. The Feather Butterfly Dreamcatcher comes from Susan’s family and is hosted on Ravelry, where the designer lists it as a free Ravelry download. The page shows 3 projects in 20 queues, and the listing carries attributes such as captioned video, chart, other colorwork and video tutorial. Everything below summarizes what the designer shares publicly, so you can decide whether the project suits your hooks and your yarn basket.
Because the row-by-row instructions live with the designer, treat this page as a map rather than a substitute. For the actual working directions, open the Original designer’s pattern and instructions on Ravelry.
Feather Butterfly Dreamcatcher



The design blends butterflies, hexagrams and flowers into one decorative wall hanging, and the listing describes rich, vibrant colors that create a dreamy, sweet atmosphere. Beads and tulle ribbons add the finishing detail. Susan’s family suggests it as living space decor or as a gift. The crocheting guidance is offered as a video, and the yarn kit link is noted as coming soon.
Two yarns appear on the pattern page, both from Susan’s Family in lace weight and 100% cotton. The first, #3 Lace, is listed at 131 yards / 40 grams, with 31 projects, stashed 45 times and a rating of 5.0 from 1 vote. The second, Fancy Dyed Lace, is listed at 164 yards / 50 grams, with 2 projects and stashed 0 times. These are the designer’s own sample figures, so treat them as reference points rather than a shopping total.
- Project: Feather Butterfly Dreamcatcher by Susan’s family
- Category: Decorative, Wall Hanging
- Access: free Ravelry download
- Attributes: captioned video, chart, other colorwork, video tutorial
- Yarn options: Susan’s Family #3 Lace (131 yards / 40 grams) and Susan’s Family Fancy Dyed Lace (164 yards / 50 grams), both lace weight, 100% cotton
The pattern page also notes a yarn kit link that is coming soon, so no kit contents or price can be confirmed yet. A video walkthrough is available at https://youtu.be/s3jfESAmnL0, and the listing mentions a chart plus other colorwork among its attributes. If you want the designer’s own step-by-step guidance, that video and the Ravelry page are the places to start. The free download covers the web version; nothing here suggests that every possible format is free.
Before you begin, gather what the source lists: the chosen Susan’s Family lace yarn, beads, tulle ribbons, and a suitable hook. The listing does not publish a metric hook size, so check the pattern page or video for the size the designer used. Stitch markers and a tapestry needle are handy for holding bead placements and weaving in ends, and a small pair of scissors keeps ribbon trimming tidy. Match your hook to the yarn you actually buy rather than assuming a number.
Construction is decorative rather than garment-shaped: a dreamcatcher style wall hanging built around butterfly, hexagram and flower motifs, then embellished with beads and tulle ribbon. The source does not publish row-by-row counts here, so this overview will not guess at them. Work from the chart and video guidance on the Ravelry page, and if any instruction reads ambiguously, ask the designer or other makers there instead of improvising a correction.



