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Giant Halloween Spiderwebs

What a wicked Halloween web we weave using friction tape and a stapler. Add an extra hint of spook to your home with a giant spiderweb.

Giant Spiderwebs

Step 1: Start with two long strips of friction tape (#291601) for the outside edges of the web. Measure strips to fit your desired space. Secure to wall using tacks or stapler.

Step 2: Attach similar long strips of tape at random intervals between the first two.

Step 3: Connect long strips with shorter strips, working your way out. Avoid lining up the shorter strips.

Good To Know: Practice by making a small web on the floor. You can substitute electrician’s tape for friction tape.

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Posted: October 15, 2010
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Junk Drawer Pumpkin - No cutting involved in this pumpkin project - just empty out your tool box and kitchen drawer and apply all the little odds and ends you find directly to the pumpkin. Kids love this craft and it's super easy and creative.
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