Cupcake Liner Spider – Art Project Idea For Halloween
Not ALL Halloween crafts have to be scary!!! Make this “not so” creepy-crawly Cupcake Liner Spider friend in no time!
With simple supplies like a large purple cupcake liner, our FREE provided spider web printable and a little bit of your imagination – this craft is not only NOT scary BUT it’s also really inexpensive & fun for ALL ages!
So gather up those simple materials and let your “wicked whimsy” creative side shine this Halloween season! You can find the full tutorial for this paper spider kids craft below, as well as the free download! Be sure to join your child in the making as well and print two!
Happy crafting with your little ones, my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your cupcake liner spiders with us on our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram to see! #gluedtomycrafts
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Cupcake Liner Spider Supplies:
* Large Purple Cupcake Liner
* Purple Colored Cardstock
* Free Spider Web Printable – DOWNLOAD HERE
* White Cardstock
* Color Printer
* Glue Stick
* Medium Sized Wiggle Eyes
* Kid Friendly Paper Craft Scissors
optional – glitter glue, small rhinestones, etc!
Directions:
* First things first – go ahead and print the free provided file {listed above} on a single sheet of white cardstock. You only need one print per Halloween spider craft.
* Once you have the file printed, grab your purple cupcake liner and glue stick.
* Go ahead and flatten out the cupcake liner with your hands.
* Next glue down the cupcake liner in the center of the spider web design.
* Once the cupcake liner is down, grab your purple cardstock and trim out some spider legs from it. I did three for each side of the spider but you are welcome to add more/less for yours.
* To finish your Cupcake Liner Spider, simply glue the cardstock pieces in their designated spots, as well as the wiggle eyes to give it life.
* Then add other embellishments you see fit and display proudly for all to see!
* Don’t forget to share pictures with us! #gluedtomycrafts
Valerie Villagran says
Thank you for this idea will be doing it this year. Except were going to use bubble wrap circles you gave me the idea when I saw the spots on the wrapper.