Spider Web Garland

Spookify your space with this super cute paper spider web garland.

With just a few simple craft supplies, you will have so much fun decorating for Halloween with these paper spider webs.

Decorating the house for Halloween is definitely my jam! All things fun and easy enough for the kids to help.

We hosted a Halloween Party at our house for many years and so our HALLOWEEN decoration bin has always been full to the brim with lots of different decorations.

Once we all started to have kids and Halloween night was more for walking around the neighborhood than partying it up at the house, the decorations bin started to dwindle and the decorations have become a little less scary.

I have a love affair with paper and so I have been thinking about how I could create a fun Halloween garland out of paper when it dawned on me… SPIDER WEBS.

One of my absolute favorite crafting tools is my trim and score board

Trim and Scorer. This tool is awesome at scoring your paper and making creases. Spookify your space with this super cute spider web garland. These are simple Halloween Decorations made out paper and a pen. Non-scary Halloween decorations are great for houses with young kids or classrooms. www.madewithhappy.com

For those not familiar with it, the trim portion is a paper cutter. So you can cut your paper in a straight line with simply running the blade across the ruler. The added AWESOMENESS of this tool is the scoring. Scoring is done with the little blue knife looking tool.

It scores the paper in a straight line so you can fold your paper in even sizes. SO AWESOME! For this project you will need a few other tools that are super versitile and I will be sharing a few more projects using them shortly.

Supplies:

Directions:

Cut your paper lengthwise at 2.5 inches. That will make your paper 2.5″ x 11″.

Score the paper at a half an inch.Use the score as a guide and drawn black lines down the scores.Score the paper going down the short side of the paper at a half inch.

Once again using the black sharpie, drawn in the scored lines.The resulting paper should look like a grid.Fold your paper along the short scored lines back and forth into an accordion shape.