Spider webs
 

Ways to make Spider webs ..

• Hexagon shaped piece of cardboard with punched holes in lined & criss cross pattern. Sew/weave wool in and out of the holes.
• Large piece of wood with nails Prenailed into place. Knot a length of wool and allow twisting, turning and free weaving to make a web. The larger the wooden base the better (great for a free play activity) add a large hairy spider once finished (ball of black wool and pipe cleaner legs :D !)
• Use lego type bricks to build web formations .
• Use 3 sized hexagons (small, medium, large) glue on top of each other. Make a large hole in the centre of them and let the children weave/sew thread from the from inside ( like attaching a sequin in place!)
• Embossed aluminium foil web :- lay a square of foil over a slab of flat clay/dough and use the wrong end of a pen/paintbrush to draw lines of a web into the foil (the clay should absorb the pressure and not pierce the foil ... fingers crossed!!)

Dip wool into a glittery gel based 'after sun' for a 'slippery slimy' web weaving experience!

use sparkly wool/ embroidery thread or cotton.

Have fun & keep on posting ways you've made webs :cheerful:

pva in a childs medcine syringe make the web on black card sprinkle with glitter alternativly do this on a laminated sheet then peel off when dry

oooo sue you stole my idea!!! ;o)

lol it is good to do that and peel them off! we decorated our role play minibeast area with that once!!! We put somme silvery paint in some of the glue too!! We were a little less professional than you though.......we jjust waggled the glue off the glue spreaders!!! :o)

Try using straws for the 'spokes' glued onto black card/paper and gooey, dipped-in-pva/paint string to lay round and round. Sprinkle with glitter if wanted and add one very hairy spider!!!!!:D