We’re getting stuck on these fun Sticky Spider Webs. As we throw our “flies” at the web, we try to see if they’ll get caught or if they can get out and fly away.
Supplies for Sticky Webs:
- Glue Dots – you could use glue dot strips or double sided tape
- dark paper – preferably cardstock
- white crayon
- flies – we used black yarn pieces and paper bits
1. Draw your web. I like to use white crayons on dark paper so it shows up to look like a spider’s web.
2. Place your glue dots all over the lines of your web, making it look like there’s dew on the web. We used a little double-sided tape too.
3. Cut little yarn pieces for flies. We also made some flies from rolled up black paper. If your glue is really sticky, you could use raisins as bugs as well.
4. Get your flies out and ready them to launch. Let ‘um “fly”!
Have fun getting icky and sticky.
Written by Marie LeBaron
Marie LeBaron is the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes. Always having a love of crafts, she enjoys getting messy with glue and glitter. There’s always some sort of project going on, her kitchen counter is often cluttered with crafts. When she’s not crafting and creating with her kids, she loves to run, read, and blog! Read other posts by Marie
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Okay.. this is really cute! Where do you come up with these ideas?!
I love all Halloween crafts and this one is extra cool because you get to play with it! What a great idea!
Oh this will be perfect to do with my 4 & 6 year old! Thanks for the idea!!
Fun webs!!!!
What an adorable idea! Thanks for sharing!! have a great day!
Excellent table activity for preschoolers!! Thanks for the idea :)
My 5 and 3 year olds loved this! We used Elmer’s Gel glue…it is sticky for a long long time and leaves a nice raised design when dry. Thanks!