Easy-to-Make Magnetic Spiders

Rearrange these creepy crawlies over and over all month long.

Easy-to-Make Magnetic Spiders

Rearrange these creepy crawlies over and over all month long.

By: Delia Randall

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Materials Needed:

1-2 bags of plastic spiders (I used spider rings)
hot glue gun

scissors
magnetic strips

Attach Spiders to Magnetic Strip

Start by cutting your magnetic strips to size: just larger than the base of the spider but smaller than the span of its legs. (If you’re using rings, cut off the ring so you're left with plain spiders.) The spider legs can get in the way of the magnet; you may need to tilt it upward and use a lot of hot glue so the magnet will fully stick to the metal surface. You don't want the magnet to bend or ripple at all.

All the materials you need for this fun and easy project are: 1-2 bags of plastic spiders (I used spider rings), hot glue gun, scissors, and magnetic strips

If you’re using rings, cut off the ring so you're left with plain spiders.

If the spider legs can get in the way of the magnet; you may need to tilt it upward and use a lot of hot glue so the magnet will fully stick to the metal surface. You don't want the magnet to bend or ripple at all.

Start by cutting your magnetic strips to size: just larger than the base of the spider but smaller than the span of its legs.

Attach spider to magnetic strip, you may need to tilt it upward and use a lot of hot glue so the magnet will fully stick to the metal surface. You don't want the magnet to bend or ripple at all.

Materials Needed

All the materials you need for this fun and easy project are: 1-2 bags of plastic spiders (I used spider rings), hot glue gun, scissors, and magnetic strips

Cut Off Rings

If you’re using rings, cut off the ring so you're left with plain spiders.

Glue Spider to Magnet

If the spider legs can get in the way of the magnet; you may need to tilt it upward and use a lot of hot glue so the magnet will fully stick to the metal surface. You don't want the magnet to bend or ripple at all.

Cut Magnetic Strips

Start by cutting your magnetic strips to size: just larger than the base of the spider but smaller than the span of its legs.

Attach Spiders to Magnetic Strip

Attach spider to magnetic strip, you may need to tilt it upward and use a lot of hot glue so the magnet will fully stick to the metal surface. You don't want the magnet to bend or ripple at all.