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09/30/2013

Halloween Popsicle Stick Spiderwebs

Today’s project is a fun kids’ craft using just a few inexpensive supplies.  My daughter and I had lots of fun making up a few of these popsicle stick spiderwebs from yarn and craft sticks.  They are great for Halloween fun!

Kids' Halloween Craft: Popsicle Stick Spiderwebs at www.happyhourprojects.com My daughter isn’t quite 3, so the yarn wrapping was a bit much for her level of coordination.  But the spiderwebs make up quickly and she had a great time adding the spiders to the webs.

Kids' Halloween Craft: Popsicle Stick Spiderwebs at www.happyhourprojects.com

Yes, that is what we did with messy hair and chocolate faces.  You just aren’t going to see the photo of me looking that way.  (It’s called Saturday morning, and we were doing more important things.) ;)

Anyway – it’s a really simple craft and probably fairly self-explanatory just seeing the photo.  But I’ll give you the run-down of how to make some with your kiddos if you want a little more instruction!

What you will need:

  • Craft/popsicle sticks – I used the notched kind for this project.  You need 3 for each web.
  • Glue – I like this water-based superglue, but any craft glue will work just fine.
  • Yarn in your choice of color(s) – each web takes about 3 feet.
  • Scissors.
  • Optional spiders.

First, glue 3 sticks together to form your web base.  A dot of glue in the center of each stick should suffice, but you will have to let them dry for a little bit (at least 30 minutes).

Once dry, tie your yarn onto the innermost notch on one of the sticks.  Then, work your way around, wrapping the yarn around each stick at the notch.  When you get to the end, tie the other end of your yarn in a knot to secure it to the stick.

Kids' Halloween Craft: Popsicle Stick Spiderwebs at www.happyhourprojects.com

Cut off the excess and add your spiders, if you want to.  These can be hung up for Halloween decor, add them to your mantel, or just let your kids play with them – it’s up to you!

Kids' Halloween Craft: Popsicle Stick Spiderwebs at www.happyhourprojects.com

Adrianne

Filed Under: Halloween, Kid Crafts, Tutorials Tagged With: Halloween, kids crafts, popsicle sticks, spiders

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Comments

  1. Jillian says

    10/16/2013 at 12:03 pm

    These are so awesome! Do you think it would work to use normal craft sticks? ‘Cause I have a bazillion of those already.

    Reply
  2. Brooke (DesignedByBH) says

    10/03/2013 at 2:08 pm

    Super cute project! :)

    Reply
  3. Rebecca, Soap Deli News says

    10/02/2013 at 10:18 pm

    These are so cute!

    Reply
  4. Marilyn says

    09/30/2013 at 2:16 pm

    What a fun and super easy project! Looks like Raya had a blast!

    Reply
  5. Alli says

    09/30/2013 at 7:30 am

    Oh, how fun! I bet my grands would love to make this. Your daughter is adorable!

    Reply
  6. Abby says

    09/30/2013 at 7:22 am

    Adrianne! These are so super cute! My boys would LOVE these! Thanks for sharing!

    ~Abby =)

    Reply

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Hello, and welcome! I'm Adrianne, an artist, author, designer, and blogger in mid Michigan. I work from home, chase my two kids, and this once-city-girl is learning how to care for chickens and adjusting to life out in the country. I have a compulsion for daily creativity... sometimes it's jewelry-making, paper crafting, metal stamping, mixing and baking, or giving new life to recycled items. But with 2 young kids, time is short! My goal here at Happy Hour Projects is to share projects and tips that you can do in an hour or less. The ideas you find here are designed to add a little creativity in your day, no matter how much (or how little) time you have!

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