VIDEO: Felt Ball Ghost Spiders
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We have been using our felt wool balls for all kinds of DIY crafts lately. Last month we showed you how to make these felt ball pumpkins. And now this month we’re showing you how to make some felt ball ghost spiders.
This is a cute and simple Halloween craft that’s perfect for all ages. Plus there is no cutting involved!
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If you have young kids who enjoy crafting at home, this is a fun family activity you can all do together. And it doesn’t take a ton of time! We made just one of these felt ball ghost spiders in about five minutes.
When you’re ready to start crafting your felt ball ghost spiders, just gather the supplies you need from our list below. Then follow along with our video tutorial. We are calling them ghost spiders so they feel a bit more spooky, but they can also just be regular spiders made in whatever color you prefer!
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Materials
- Lia Griffith Felt Balls — 2cm Cotton and 4cm Cotton
- Chenille Stems
- Craft Eyes (Assorted Sizes)
- Embroidery Thread — DMC Snow White B5200 (optional)
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Too darn cute. I make needle felt projects but decided to purchase ready made felt balls from Amazon. I chose a variety of colors. My granddaughter and her friends will enjoy this craft on a rainy Saturday afternoon. Can’t wait to put them together.
We have a few different felt ball craft for kids too! So fun. 🙂