Halloween Spider Craft: Knock-off Z Gallerie & Pottery Barn

Pottery Barn had these darling glittered spider vase fillers on their site a month ago {they are no longer available}.  I knew I had to knock them off for a fraction of the price.  Pottery Barn listed the materials as styrofoam, wire, and black glitter finish.  Any crafting goddess worth her glue gun could easily remake these.

Inspiration photo…

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Glitter Spider Craft

 My take:

  • coarse styrofoam balls {mini & small}: 1 size of each for one spider*  {mine were from the Dollar Tree}
  • E6000 glue
  • 20 gauge black jewelry wire
  • black acrylic paint
  • paint brush
  • black fine glitter

 

 

  1. Join the mini/small stryfoam balls using a toothpick and E6000 glue.  Don’t use hot glue.  It won’t hold up if you want to keep this craft alive for future Halloweens.
  2. Use a separate toothpick to hold up the body while you paint.
  3. Immediately coat them in the fine black glitter {the paint will act as a glue}.
  4. After drying, cut and insert wire gauge legs. {Mine were cut on the curve of the wire so the legs looked more realistic.}  Keep the entry point of the wire near each other.
  5. Use on wreaths, vase fillers, on pumpkins…etc.
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Comments

  1. jamie says:

    love the delicate legs!!! and i’ve never used the e6000… I’ll have to try it!

  2. Lindy@Itsy Bitsy Paper says:

    This is brilliant! Great job! I hope you will stop by and link this up to my Wickedly Creative Halloween Ideas Party if you haven’t already.

    http://www.itsybitsypaperblog.com/2012/09/2012-wickedly-creative-halloween-ideas.html

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