To help Asibikaashi, the women of the tribe wove magic webs to symbolize the spider woman and her protection. As the Ojibwe Nation spread, it became challenging for Asibikaashi to reach all the children.

The Ojibwe have a story about the Spider Woman or Asibikaashi, who took care of the children and the people on the land. This reflects the web-like structure of the dreamcatcher, and comes from a popular Ojibwe legend. The Ojibwe word for dreamcatcher means “spider,”. Guests were able to relax, enjoy and write down their wishes and dreams for the sweet new baby in their lives.While many Native American tribes use dreamcatchers and have origin stories for them, they’re typically associated with the Ojibwe (Chippewa) people. This baby shower was a dream come true, with a room full of vintage furniture, delicate florals, a handmade dream catcher and the most delicious treats around. “Hosted by Creative Wife & JoyfulWorker at Spruce Rentals, inspired by the modern design of Mushy Books ∝reamcatcher baby book, and styled by the incredibly talented ladies of ChicFete, our Dream catcher themed Meet the Baby Shower came to life. Teal Handmade Fabric Banner: Raggy Girl Vintageĭream Catcher Baby Shower Details: Codi Lynn said the following about planning the shower.

Invitations/Meet the Makers sheet: Spot of Gold Studios White Round Balloon and Party Noise Makers: Fun Fiestas by IliīABY Banner: Sparkle and Lace Event Detail Partyware and Custom Cake Topper: Chic Fete Mint Chocolate Marshmallows: Marsh and Mallow Delicate cake pops adorned with icing feathersĮvent Hosted By: Creative Wife & Joyful WorkerĬake, Petit Fours, Macarons and Cookies: La Macaronette.

The party ideas and elements that you don’t want to miss in this lovely baby shower include: The cakepops and cookies are absolutely works of art. The grounding elements of wood and floral create this chic baby celebration, and the elegant elements like the cake stands and beautiful place settings give it an upscale twist. This baby shower submitted by Codi Lynn of Creative Wife & JoyfulWorker is just stunning with all of its delicate, bohemian details! I am loving this trend in parties right now– the boho, wild and free, chic tribal theme.

Signage for dream catcher baby shower