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A FEW HOW TO'S COMING TO A BLOG NEAR YOU SOON!!!

WEBBING ON THE SKULLHEADED SPIDERS

SOME MORE WEBING AND AN EGG SACK


GROUPINGS OF CANDLE AROUND SOME TOMBSTONES

A CLOSEUP OF THE WEBBING
These are a few of the pictures of the different how-to projects I will be giving instructions on for those who have not done these things before, and for those people that have done them I will give may give you a couple new hints or ways I have done them and and have worked out for me.  The first, from the pictures of the spiders with skulls and the egg sacks, will be of how to make webs with a glue gun.  You're probably thinking, I know how to do these! This has been done before!  It may have been done before but I have found an easier way of doing it without having a compressor.  I ran across this way of making webs of of Instructables and in no way taking credit for it.   
There will also be one on making candles for your own haunt.  Some of the info may seem the
same but I will give you some other hints and tricks that I have used to make mine.  If you do decide to make some for your haunt,  be warned that you can't make just a couple.  Your haunt will look better with the more the merrier theme.  I like using mine around the gravestones, as if someone was there earlier paying their respects for the dead.
Last but not least will be a very easy one.  Turning spiders into Skullhead spiders.  I have used these from the beginning of my haunt and kids and adults alike think thier creepy and scary.  Mine are done in serveral different sizes.  This is going to be an easy how to but a very cool one to.
The how-to's should be done in a couple days and also I might even have a little bit of video to help you
create some fantastic webs.


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  1. Chris 'Frog Queen' DavisApril 8, 2010 at 1:00 PM

    Cool! Always looking for new ways of doing things. Very much looking forward to your how to's!

    Cheers!

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