
Lots of Halloween decorating going on over here. The kids keep painting and I keep cutting out spiderwebs, the front of our house sort of looks like a goblin's art studio exploded. As it should (I guess).
Anyways, how to make paper spiderwebs:

Step 1: Fold a piece of paper over to make a large triangle. Cut off the excess strip.
Step 2: Fold the triangle in half to make a smaller triangle.

Step 3: This is the tricky part. Fold the sides of the triangle over almost like a blanket, so they look like the picture on the above left.
Step 4: Cut off the bottom of the above shape, so you have a triangle.

Step 5: Draw the above design on one side of the triangle.
Step 6: Cut out the blank space.

Step 7: Unfold.


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