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Spider Web Wreath

Spider Web Wreath

Jamin & Ashley, The Handmade Home

Add something creepy and crawly to your front door this Halloween with a DIY Spider Web Wreath! It is easy to make with just a few simple supplies. Greet all of your trick-or-treaters this year by hanging this frightening, one-of-a-kind wreath on a removable Command™ Outdoor Medium Slate Terrace Hook!


Materials needed:


  • NOTE: Follow all Command™ Brand package instructions for proper surface cleaning and prep, adhesive strip placement and recommended weight claims.

  • Materials Needed

Instructions:

  • 1. Gather several twigs from around your yard. Use the center cardboard piece of an old spool of ribbon as the center of the spider web wreath. Place several twigs starting from cardboard piece outward. Helpful hint: Make sure your little piece of center cardboard isn’t too deep. The thinner, the better! Consider a half-inch spool of ribbon for this project.

    Secure the twigs to the cardboard piece using a combination of hot glue and wood glue. The hot glue holds the twigs in place while the wood glue dries.

  • Use the center cardboard piece of an old spool of ribbon as the center of the spider web wreath
  • 2. Once the glue is dry, coat the cardboard piece and twigs with white spray paint. Next, spray paint the plastic spiders in gold. It will add a touch of glam to the web without making it too creepy for children that may be knocking on the door.

  • Once the glue is dry, coat the cardboard piece and twigs with white spray paint
  • 3. While the paint is drying, hang a damage-free Command™ Outdoor Medium Slate Terrace Hook on the front door. First, clean the surface with isopropyl rubbing alcohol. Wipe gently and let dry. Wait one hour before using the hook.

    To attach the Command™ Outdoor Medium Slate Terrace Hook, remove the blue liner and press the adhesive to the mounting base of the hook. Remove the black “wall side” liner and press the hook to the surface for 10 seconds. For maximum holding strength, slide the hook up off the base and press firmly against the base for 30 seconds.

    Slide the hook back onto its base and wait one hour before use. Be sure to follow the recommended weight claims

  • Remove the black “wall side” liner and press the hook to the surface for 10 seconds
  • 4. Once the white paint on the twigs is dry, wrap white twine around the twigs to create a spider web. Starting in the center, wrap the twine around each twig to create one circular row of twine. Then cut the twine, dab each twig with hot glue where it meets the twine, and move on to the next row. Repeat until your web looks full.

    Glue the gold spiders to the web using a hot glue gun.

    Using the hot glue gun, secure a small loop of ribbon on the center cardboard piece. You will use this loop to hang the wreath on the Command™ Outdoor Medium Slate Terrace Hook.

  • Using the hot glue gun, secure a small loop of ribbon on the center cardboard piece
  • 5. Hang the spider web wreath on the front door by sliding the ribbon loop over the Command™ Outdoor Medium Slate Terrace Hook.

  • Hang the spider web wreath on the front door by sliding the ribbon loop over the Command™ Outdoor Medium Slate Terrace Hook

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