Rebecca Cooper is a 34-year-old wife and mother of four who lives with her family in beautiful Alberta, Canada. As a photographer, crafter, author, and blogger, she finds joy and fulfillment in celebrating everyday moments. She loves to read and eat chocolate, and is a firm believer in afternoon naps. Rebecca shares her family’s adventures, photo tips, simple craft projects + more at Simple as That.
Halloween is almost here, and if you’re looking for a quick and easy activity to do with younger children, I’ve got just the thing for you.
We’re not normally spider lovers, but for some reason at Halloween we just can’t get enough of these creepy, crawly creatures.
To make these silly stone spiders here’s what you’ll need: round stones, black pipe cleaners, googly eyes, white glue, black paint, and a paintbrush.
Step 1:
Step 2:
To make your spiders more durable you can use a stronger adhesive like E-6000, but an adult would need to do this step. If your spiders legs are too long, give them a quick trim with scissors.
Step 3:
Step 4:
Lastly, you’ll use your adhesive to glue some googly eyes to the body of the spider. And that’s it!
With a short list of supplies and a simple set of instructions, these fun little spiders are sure to be a Halloween crafting hit with the kiddos.
Have you tried any low key crafts with the kids this Halloween? I’d love to hear what you’ve been up to.
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These are so cute! Going to save this one for late, when my little girl is old enough to do them… baby and craft don’t quite mix at the moment!
These are adorable!!!
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