Clip the end of the string about 1/2 inch from the knot and fray the ends to make little spider legs. Using the loose end as legs is a fun way to make the spider woven webs.

This spider web was made with four pieces of approximately 5-foot scrap wood, but you could purchase 1 ½-inch trim wood and cut to your desired length. Mark the center point of each length of wood.

Use a piece of string to hang your spider web around the house or in your windows, or use it as a table decoration if you’re having a spooky Halloween tea. Advertisement.

Let's make some spooky spider webs Updated / Thursday, 14 Oct 2021 13:12. ... Múinteoir Clíona shows us how to weave a spider's web using a paper plate and string.

To inspire you to get crafty with your kids this Halloween, we asked some of the best craft bloggers to share their easy makes. Find other Halloween ideas here. We can’t promise these webs will ...