Glitter and Glue Spiderweb Kids Craft for Halloween

OK.  Seriously.  This is my new favorite kids’ craft.  I totally did not think it was going to work, and was all prepared for disappointment.  Instead, it was awesome!

What You Need to Make a Glitter and Glue Spiderweb for Halloween

  • Plastic Wrap or Wax Paper
  • Marker
  • Glue
  • Glitter
Halloween Spider Web Craft Supplies

Halloween Spider Web Craft Supplies

 

Lay out a piece of plastic wrap and draw a spider web on it with your marker.

Lay out a piece of plastic wrap and draw a spider web on it with your marker.  See, it already feels Halloween-y, doesn’t it?

Trace the lines of your spider web with white glue. You want the lines of glue to be a little thick so that your web doesn't break later.

Trace the lines of your spider web with white glue. You want the lines of glue to be a little thick so that your web doesn’t break later.


Cover your glue spider web with glitter. Silver works great!

Cover your glue spider web with glitter. Silver works great!

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Let your spider web dry and then shake off the excess glitter. (We put ours back in the bottle to reuse for other kids crafts.)

Let your spider web dry and then shake off the excess glitter. (We put ours back in the bottle to reuse for other kids crafts.)

This is the best part of this Halloween craft! Carefully peel the whole thing off of the plastic wrap.

This is the best part of this Halloween craft! Carefully peel the whole thing off of the plastic wrap.

Seriously, how cool is that?!

Seriously, how cool is that?!

By the way, if you use the Press-n-Seal stuff, you can put it up on a window ahead of time to draw out a spider web that will fit the space.

By the way, if you use the Press-n-Seal stuff, you can put it up on a window ahead of time to draw out a spider web that will fit the space.

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Lorna Doone Brewer is a freelance writer, also known as the Queen Bee. She lives in the beautiful Inland Northwest with three spirited daughters and a wildly outnumbered husband.

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7 comments

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  2. Lorna Doone Brewer

    I don’t believe a glue gun would work, because you need to sprinkle the glitter on to wet glue. Hot glue dries really, really fast.

    1. Wendy Piersall

      Hi Berdine, I’m not sure if a glue gun would work, especially because when it dries it is harder than white glue. But I would test a small amount to see, it just might work!

    1. Wendy Piersall

      I’d estimate at least 20-30 minutes, but test it by touching. When it’s hardened and doesn’t feel soft in the middle, it’s ready to go!

  3. Kelly

    This craft helped me look like supermom yesterday! My daughter homeschools during the day (my mother teaches her) while I’m at work. I came home at lunch and we were able to do this project on my lunch break. It was fast, fun, easy, and we had all the materials on hand. Awesome! Thanks for another winner!

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