First you need to make the body of the spider: to do this, take a small rectangular piece of cardboard (you can fold the paper sheet several times) and make cuts on the sides, insert wool thread into the cuts, and wind the yarn on top. Then remove the thread from the cardboard and tie the skein tightly.
Now you can carefully remove the cardboard. Turn the skein over and tie it with thread on the other side.
Now gradually cut the threads from the sides indicated in photo 4, just be careful not to cut the fastening thread.
This is what should happen.
The next step is to create the spider legs. To do this, cut 4 pieces of wire; they can be either the same length or different. It is better to round the ends, this will not only be safer, but it will also be easier to secure the wound thread.
In order for the yarn to stick better to the wire, the thread must be lubricated with a glue stick and wound in a circular motion. You don’t need to wrap the middle of the foot tightly: this will save your time and yarn.
After the paws are ready, we proceed to the penultimate stage. I decided that my spider would have big eyes and teeth, you can do it as you want - squint, stick out tongue, smile or something else. So, on white paper we draw two eyes and two fangs, then cut them out.
The final stage will be assembling a funny spider. We put the paws through, bend them so that they look like real ones, then glue on the eyes and teeth. Now the spider is ready, you can attach a rope to it and hang it in a corner.
This craft can be done with children; they will enjoy participating in the process, coming up with new colors or funny spider faces.
