To make this chicken door stop I used the template kindly offered by Bake and Sew. I adjusted the sizes in mine to make it a little larger by adding 4 cm on each …
Once the spiders were ready, we painted body and legs.
The eyes are a mix of stickers and paint; wiggle eyes would have been a good option but we didn’t have any at the time of our craft so we had to make do with what we had. Check back next Monday for more Halloween crafts ideas.
Check out Get Crafty and the Play Academy for more craft ideas.
A crossword for the holidays with a lot of Christmas words to practise spelling. The clues are simple and should be easy enough for school age children.
A few months ago I discovered an amazing American company that prints fabrics and paper on demand, you can upload your designs and have it printed on your favourite fabric. Spoonflower offers a great …
Oh these turned out brilliantly!!! Love that you only used materials from around the home!! Arts and craft really doesn’t have to be expensive!
Great “boy craft” too!
Maggy
PS thanks for linking up to Kids Get Crafty!!!
Hi, came here from Red Ted Art\’s. These spiders are wonderful!
Princess saw these and is keen to make them, even though she screams whenever she sees any creepy crawly! Not sure if I have the same materials, but I think we should be able to make them 🙂
How fun! It’s nice to be able to craft without having to buy the materials first.. and it’s almost free!
Just been talking about L getting scared by a spider in our playroom this morning – this might be just the thing she needs to get to like them better. Thanks for linking up with the Play Academy – hope you’ll join us this Friday too. Cathy x
Hi! I came across your website while searching for
new activity for our children sunday school. This
is ideal for toodler ages 3 to 5 yrs old.Easy to
do it and very interesting for their ages. 🙂
Thanks for sharing on momstown arts and crafts! Love the recycled crafts!