Incy wincy spider

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Another enjoyable craft piece Anya loved doing last week!

Made the web on a sheet of paper
1. Drew a web pattern with a pencil on the paper.
2. Applied a mixture of glue and water all over the pattern.
3. Pasted wool all along the pattern. Done!

For the spider
1. Pasted together 4 pipe cleaners at the centre. Bent the sticks to look like 8 spider legs.
2. Pasted a pom-pom over the joint.
3. Put some googly eyes n mouth. And vola...u have the spider! 

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