Tutorial: Itsy bitsy no-sew fabric spiders

October 16, 2014 by Anne Weaver 1 Comment

Tutorial: Itsy bitsy no-sew fabric spiders

Tutorial: Itsy bitsy no-sew fabric spiders

Sharon from Crafts ‘n Coffee shows how you can make these Itsy Bitsy Spiders Halloween decorations. Their bodies are made from Styrofoam and fabric, and their legs from bent wire. You can make them with no sewing required. They’d be awful cute sitting out on a Halloween mantelscape, or perhaps hanging out in a planter on your front porch.

Click below to go to her tutorial:

Colorful, Itsy Bitsy Halloween Spiders, by Crafts ‘n Coffee

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Sharon says
October 16, 2014 at 1:58 pm
Thanks so much for sharing these, Anne. I’m not into scary/gory Halloween decorations, and these are just right! Great for leftover fabric bits, too. I hope your readers enjoy them!
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