Make a Spider Ring

This simple ring is made from chenille stems and a pom-pom. It’s easy for kids to make and fun to wear! A great Halloween party project, just pile all the supplies in the middle of the table and let the kids go to town. I used black, but your kids can use any color they want for their spiders!

First you’ll cut and bend the chenille legs. Then attach them to the pom-pom. Attach eyes as well.

Then you’ll wrap chenille around your finger to make the ring, then glue the spider to the chenille ring!

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Spider Ring

Author: Amanda Formaro

Supplies

• 1 black chenille stem
• 1 skinny orange chenille stem
• 1 medium black pom-pom
• 2 small orange wiggle eyes
• White craft glue
• Scissors

Instructions

• Glue the wiggle eyes onto the black pom-pom and set aside to dry.
• Meanwhile, cut the skinny orange chenille stem in half. Cut each half into three equal pieces; you should have six pieces all together. Cut two of those pieces in half for a grand total of eight (4 long, 4 short).
• Bend each of the longer pieces in a 90 degree angle, then bend the bottom of one end just a little to create a foot.
• For the smaller pieces, just bend the ends to create a foot.
• Glue the legs to the pom-pom and set aside.
• Wrap the black chenille stem around the finger you want to wear your ring on. Twist the two ends together. Glue the spider onto the twisted ends to hide them.
• Set aside to dry completely.

Notes

Colored wiggle eyes are available at your local craft supply store.

That’s it, have fun!

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