Learn about the meaning and history of the yarn and stick gods eye classic camp craft!
This is a four point handmade God’s Eye (Ojo de Dios) wall sculpture. God’s Eye is an ancient, ritualistic object made of woven thread on a wooden cross. The four points symbolize the four elements, air, earth, fire, and water as well as the cardinal directions of north, south, east, and west. This is an object of protection for whoever holds it. The center of the God’s Eye represents an inner knowing, an ability to see with your third eye. Displaying a God’s Eye invokes protection, good health, deeper spirituality, and longevity. This is a great addition to your home or as a housewarming gift or for any occasion where well wishes are warranted. Made of wood, wool, acrylic, and cotton. Due to the nature of making this item, refunds will not be issued, but it is my pleasure to discuss any issues if they arise.
The yarn God's Eye is a longtime favorite kids camp crafts. It is called God's eye for the Eye of God. In Spanish, Ojo de Dios. It is a weaving usually made with wood and many different colors of yarn.
Learn about the meaning and history of the yarn and stick gods eye classic camp craft!
Ennustan, että tämän villasukkakansan seuraava tee-se-itse sisustushittituote on Ojos de Dios -tyylinen villalankamandala. Kaunis kuin mikä. Täydellinen projekti hukata pois neuleproggisten ylijäämälangat. Plus, ihan tosi helppo. Käsityöterapiaa. /////////////////////////////////// Spiritual symbols and objects have been popular in interior DIY in the past years. I’m sure you have seen many references around diy blogs and interior blogs. A God’s […]
Oh, Austin…every time I visit, I fall in love all over again. With the city, with the music, with the food, and mostly, with the people. This year especially, we had the pleasure of making some really amazing friends. We had a packed schedule, shooting for various posts that will be coming to the blog […]
Learn How to Make a God's Eye Step by Step with this simple tutorial. These beautiful decorations were originally made by Mexican Indians to represent the eye of an all-seeing God. This version is a more advanced version of the simple technique many of us learned at summer camp. Despite it looking more complex, these God's Eyes are still simple to make especially with this easy-to-follow tutorial! This is a great project for kids since it is not too difficult and it can be used to teach them about culture and beliefs.
Ennustan, että tämän villasukkakansan seuraava tee-se-itse sisustushittituote on Ojos de Dios -tyylinen villalankamandala. Kaunis kuin mikä. Täydellinen projekti hukata pois neuleproggisten ylijäämälangat. Plus, ihan tosi helppo. Käsityöterapiaa. /////////////////////////////////// Spiritual symbols and objects have been popular in interior DIY in the past years. I’m sure you have seen many references around diy blogs and interior blogs. A God’s […]
Learn about the meaning and history of the yarn and stick gods eye classic camp craft!
Learn about the meaning and history of the yarn and stick gods eye classic camp craft!
Far more than just popsicle sticks and yarn, Jay Mohler‘s Ojos de Dios or “God’s Eye” mandalas update the craft often seen at sleepaway camps and elementary classrooms. Upwards of 15 colors of yarn are included in his elaborate mandalas, producing pieces that span up to 48 inches in diameter. Mohler has been crafting Ojos de Dios since 1966, inspired by both Huichol natives of Mexico, and monks from Tibet. More
Esta diy se conoce como God´s eyes o los ojos de Dios, para nosotras enredando hilos 😂. Aunque es muy sencilla de hacer, para las personas mayores es un poco más costosa, porque es trabajar mucho la psicomotricidad en sus deditos y en la muñeca.... les cansa mucho y por eso lo trabajan una hora al día. Los materiales : palillos largos y madejas de hilos de muchos colores La Imaginación Vuela...!!! -El principio es lo más costoso, para nosotras nos fue más fácil unir los palos en vertical y más o menos calculando el centro empezamos a enrollar el hilo. -El segundo paso fue abrir los palos hasta tener la forma de cruz, y pasamos el hilo unas buenas vuelta en el lado que no tiene..... reforzamos. -A partir de aquí empezamos a coser, pasamos el hilo por encima de uno de los palos y le damos la vuelta y pasamos al siguiente..... esto lo repetimos hasta cambio de color. Con los niños y las personas mayores tenemos que estar pendientes, o bien porque: lo hacen flojo y la hebra queda colgando, o porque aprietan demasiado y los palos se nos parte. Luego podemos decorar de cualquier manera, porque dan mucho mucho juego: Hemos aprovechado y en la esquina de nuestra carpa hemos colocado un par de ellos. En los árboles nos encanta. Podemos añadirles cuentas. O formar figuras geométricas con ellos y colgarlos... Lo que sí sabemos es que nos encantó realizar esta actividad, super creativa y muy muy llamativa. BESOS Y SONRISAS
SHINNING ONE.......::::::OJO DE DIOS::EYE OF GOD::::.......in Golden colors :::::....SUN.....:::::ENERGY:::::.....RADIATE YOUR POWER and your LIGHT:::::::::::::::: Listing is for ONE eye of God. May you shine your beautiful Light into the world! Beautiful handwoven Ojo de Dios, Eye of God that is inspired by the Huichol culture in Mexico. Weaved with intentions with a variety of threads in yellow gold and brown. It represent the 4 sacred corners of the world and their elements. Made with love to bring sacredness, harmony and alignment to your sacred space. The dimensions are 12 X 12 inches, total length is 26 inches long. Perfect to suspend on a wall... made with a strong loop in macramé. Three beautiful pompom/tassels that represent energy . They are suspended and adorned with glass and some natural beads to represent the Earth element. Made with loving intentions with all my creativity.
This beautiful Ojo De Dios or Gods Eye is made of yarn in colours of yellow red, Fushia and white, wrapped around wooden dowels. It measures 6 x 6 inches. The Ojo De Dios or Gods Eye is a craft that originated in Peru, and is a symbol of protection.
Ennustan, että tämän villasukkakansan seuraava tee-se-itse sisustushittituote on Ojos de Dios -tyylinen villalankamandala. Kaunis kuin mikä. Täydellinen projekti hukata pois neuleproggisten ylijäämälangat. Plus, ihan tosi helppo. Käsityöterapiaa. /////////////////////////////////// Spiritual symbols and objects have been popular in interior DIY in the past years. I’m sure you have seen many references around diy blogs and interior blogs. A God’s […]
These beautiful god's eyes look complicated, but with a little practice, a few wooden dowels and colorful yarn, you'll be making your own in no time.
South Carolina-based artist Jay Mohler has posted a tutorial on The Storque for weaving complicated Ojos de Dios (God’s Eyes). He says, These instructions are not intended to teach you how to…
Tutorial can be found here: gingerbreadsnowflakes.com/node/486
The yarn God's Eye is a longtime favorite kids craft. It is called God's eye for Eye of God. In Spanish, Ojo de Dios. It is a weaving usually.....
The Ojo de Dios or Eye of God is a spiritual object believed to hold all-seeing powers , providing protection and understanding unknown things. It is representative of divine watchfulness. It is commonly found among the Huichol Indians of northwestern Mexico. They believed that crafting an object is a way to get in touch with the spiritual world. For protection from the uncertainties of the future, they make decorative, ceremonial shields with coloured yarn and sticks. These shields are called God’s eyes because through them the Gods will keep a watchful eye over the person. In making an Ojo, we are expressing a prayer that the eye of God will watch over us (or the person we are making it for) and grant us (them) health, fortune, and a long life. So, it becomes a physical representation of the prayer. diameter: 33 centimeters
