By The Little Mulberry Project
Halloween can be a little scary for little ones but these incy wincy spiderwebs have just the right mix of cute and spooky!
A great craft for practising those important fine motor skills and also those little (or loud!) singing voices – Incy Wincy Spider & Little Miss Muffet are firm favourites in our home.
Whilst bigger little ones will have fun working the wool / yarn into spiderweb patterns, littler ones can enjoy the wrapping process and will love adding extra spooky decorations like spiders and googly eyes. Miss 3 decided she also wanted a pink spiderweb and added butterflies and glitter (always with the glitter!)!
Happy Halloween!
MATERIALS
- Popsicle craft sticks
- Paint
- Hot glue gun
- White wool/yarn
- Plastic spiders, bats, worms, and googly eyes, etc.
CREATIVE PROCESS
- Paint 3 popsicle sticks (orange and black are perfect for Halloween decorations).
- Once paint is dry, use glue gun to glue together sticks at the centre in an asterisk shape.
- Tie wool/yarn in a knot around centre of sticks and let little hands wrap the wool/yarn around the sticks in a fun spiderweb pattern.
- Once finished, tie off end of wool/yarn and add some extra spooky decorations to the spiderweb – plastic spiders, bats, worms, and googly eyes, etc. with glue gun.
- Hang around the house for some cute Halloween cheer!
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