4.Once you’ve attached all four pieces of wire allow your adhesive to dry thoroughly. While you’re waiting, cut out a small round piece of black felt to fit on the bottom of your spider. You will stick this over the area where the wire attaches to the stone to cover it up.
5. With the pieces of wire attached you can now start bending an molding them to form the spiders legs. I took each leg and bent them straight up and then using my pliers bent them back down again {see photo below.} I did a little bit of adjusting to get the shapes I wanted and trimmed some legs that were too long.
6. Once you have the legs exactly how you want them you can start putting the finishing touches on your spider. I painted mine black with some acrylic craft paint, using spray paint would have been my first choice, but I didn’t have any available. Once you have your spiders painted you can leave them as is or you could even attach a few googly eyes.
These spooky little spiders will add a fun touch to your halloween decor and the best part is they are quick to make and cost next to nothing! Love me an inexpensive simple project, don’t you!?
You can also find the tutorial for my kid friendly version of these little stone spiders here.
Have a great Monday everyone!
🙂
Rebecca
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s a n s k u :) says
love these. i might try making these from black FIMO clay…
Stiliano says
Oh! Very nice post!!!!
lianna j says
What a great idea!! They’re soo cute!!! LOVED the pics too! 🙂
Amy {The Idea Room} says
Love these! I shared them with my FB fans! Love your photography too!!
Mel M. M. McCarthy says
These are amazing! Love that you have a silly version for kids too.
Ginger says
Featuring YOU over on my blog today! Thank you so much for sharing this fun Halloween project at {wow me} wednesday! 🙂 Feel free to grab a featured button if you’d like!
Ginger @ gingersnapcrafts.com
http://www.gingersnapcrafts.com/2011/10/take-look-at-you-boo-edition.html