I like to spookify a section of our house every year while the kids are at school, they love the surprise when they come home.? One year I painted a ghost on the mirror above the mantel, and another year I made glowing eyes Halloween art.
This year I decided that while they were away, big black spiders would invade the family room bookcases, and bring some feathered friends.? Since I painted the built ins white this year, they were the perfect candidate for some black and white Halloween fun.
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The glittery spider webs were a DIY project and I used craft supplies from Martha Stewart?s collection to create them.
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To make them, all you need is wax paper, craft glue, and some black glitter, scissors to trim the wax paper, and a Xacto knife to cut them out in the end (not shown).
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Sketch the web design with a marker or freehand it like I did with craft glue.? Scatter glitter on top to form the glittery web and allow to dry for 24 hours.
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Once the webs have dried, trim between the webbing carefully with a Xacto knife or craft cutter on top of a cutting board.
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I used these inexpensive foam mounting dots to adhere the webs to the bookshelves, but if your shelves are not white, clear glue dots should work too.
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I learned the thinner your line of glue the more delicate the web is but it can get unstable if too thin, so keep your glue line thicker for a sturdier web that can span 12-16 inches.
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Here they are on display, creeeeeeepy !
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The spiders crept into the niche too and made themselves at home on the family photo.
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EEEEEEEEK!
We?ve been invaded!
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Linking up to Sarah?s Fall Decor party today as we finish up the Autumn Link Parties?
? be sure to hop over and get inspired!
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Source: http://www.centsationalgirl.com/2012/09/glitter-spider-webs-spooky-shelves/
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