I was at home with Isabelle and Lyndsay. I was opening the storage compartment that had a door shoe organiser. In the shoe organiser, there were different coloured glitter inside, such as blue glitter, magenta glitter and others. I took some paper and then I went into my bedroom and I saw a stack of Disney DIY crafting things that had different characters such as cruella - they used a feather to symbolise her character. I took some papers again, and I went to the living where Lyndsay and Isabelle were sitting. I placed the papers in front of them and I told them there were rules they had to follow. Lyndsay then started to draw Olaf and Isabelle and me told her constantly to stop it. Then she finally heard us and sucked the Olaf drawing into her nose, resulting in nothing on her page.
This dream could be interpreted as reflecting your inner desire for creativity and self-expression. The storage compartment with the shoe organizer filled with colored glitter suggests that you have a wealth of creative ideas and inspiration. The papers and Disney DIY crafting things in your bedroom symbolize your interest in artistic pursuits and the desire to bring your ideas to life.
The presence of Isabelle and Lyndsay in your home suggests that they may represent aspects of yourself or individuals in your life who either support or hinder your creative endeavors. Placing the papers in front of them and telling them about the rules indicates your need for validation and recognition of your creative process.
Lyndsay drawing Olaf despite your objections and Isabelle's insistence to stop may represent some inner conflict or external distractions that hinder your ability to fully express yourself creatively. Lyndsay ultimately sucking the Olaf drawing into her nose may symbolize the disappearance or suppression of your creative ideas, possibly due to the influence or lack of understanding from others.
Overall, this dream suggests a longing for creative expression and a need for understanding and support from those around you. It may be beneficial to find ways to assert yourself and your creativity, even in the face of opposition or distractions, in order to fully tap into your artistic potential.