Also to the other poster, how is this like continuing to eat burgers, it's not. To continue to eat meat, you need to keep killing cattle.

However, if you have a moral problem with tainting yourself with acts of violence towards animals (for example if you're one of those people who can't have veggie burgers prepared on the same grill as regular burgers) I would get rid of them.

If you do get rid of them, don't throw them away. If they're in decent condition, give them to your local thrift store (salvation army, goodwill, etc.) or a relative or friend that might want them. The last thing you want is to have a whole bunch of your former stuff sitting in a landfill somewhere. That's my opinion anyway.

Edit: Oh, and same goes for other products you already own made with animal products. Don't throw them out, give them away or do the garage sale thing or something if you don't want to keep them

Look at it this way. The animal used to make your dream catcher is dead. You think that it is bad for animals to be killed for such things and no longer want to continue buying animal products. Now, it's bad enough that the animal had to die for the item… do you really want to waste that animal's sacrifice? That would be like killing a deer for meat and then just letting it rot.

If you're going vegan, you should continue to use any leather until it is of no further use. If you feel uncomfortable using leather, donate it to someone that needs it, and you will further your cause since that person will not have to buy new leather, thus ordering the deaths of more animals.

If I did have leather shoes or a leather coat, I'd donate them. Some vegans use their old nonvegan things until they wear out. I'm not one to explain myself to many people, but to be honest I wouldn't want to try to explain to people why I was vegetarian or vegan and had leather shoes. I'd donate them to someone who needed them.

Anyway, it's a personal choice if you want to keep it or not.

I kept all my leather items that I got as gifts; the damage has already been done. There's no real benefit from getting rid of a keepsake that contains animal products. It's kind of an Indian antic to wear out your animal-based product–getting rid of it is like wasting the animal. (Indians would, for example, kill a deer, and use every single part: bones, hide, fur, and meat. They'd also thank the animal and would let it know that it was not killed in vain. Spiritual, eh? Whereas, a hunter, on the other hand, kills a deer, and mounts its head upon their mantle, as a supposed "game trophy".) But if you feel differently about this, then so be it that you get rid of them. Or you can donate the item as well. No sense it letting it go to waste.

Cheers.