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Using a sharp pencil, pierce a hole in the top of the a margarine tub lid.
Put a blob of modelling clay underneath, to protect your table.
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Carefully poke a pair of scissors through the hole, and cut out the middle bit of the lid, so you're left with just the rim.
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Now cut one of the little metal clips off an orange net, and empty out the oranges.
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Place the orange net over the margarine tub.
Try to keep the other metal bit of the net in the centre of the tub.
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Put the rim of the lid back on, and stretch out the orange bag as much as you can.
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Now make a hole in the bottom of the tub with the sharp pencil, and cut away the base so that you're just left with a circular rim holding the net in place.
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Cut away the excess orange bag bits!
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Now cover up the ugly rimming.
Thread some ribbons through a netting hole, and round the rim.
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Keep going until you've covered the whole rim.
Tie a knot in the end of the ribbon, then snip away the excess bits.
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Use more ribbon to make a hanging piece, and more strands to decorate the bottom.
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You could thread some beads or coloured feathers on!
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Try spray painting your netting, or using different types of tubs to make different sized dream catchers.
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Sweet dreams!
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