Repurpose A Halloween Tree To Make A Cute Spider

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I am not a scary Halloween person. I cannot do scary, I cannot even watch the commercials for scary movies. So if I decorate for Halloween it’s minimal and cute! This DIY to repurpose a Halloween tree to make a cute spider is adorable to decorate mantels, doors and more.

The Halloween trees are plentiful this time of year in many stores and online. But what can you do with them if you’re not decorating a tree for Halloween (save the tree decorating for Christmas), you can use them to create spiders.

Stay with me, I promise it will make super adorable. And then you will have these cute spiders hanging everywhere! So let’s repurpose that Halloween tree into a cute spider’s legs!

What You’ll Need For Your Spider

Easy Spider Decor to Make For Your Home

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Repurpose Your Halloween Tree – The Steps To Create A Cute Spider

Cute Spider Body

  1. Trace your styrofoam disc on the back of your scrapbook paper – you will need 2 circles for each spider, a front and back.
Spiders for Halloween Indoor Decor
  1. Measure the width of the edge of the disc.
Create adorable spiders from Dollar Tree supplies
  1. Cut a strip to go around your spider. I cut two 3/4 inch strips that equaled 16-17 inches from my 12 X 12 paper.
  2. Adhere all of your paper circles and strips to your spider with Mod Podge.
  3. Clean up your circles – trim with scissors or sand with sanding block. No matter how well I think I trace the circle it’s always got some funny bumps!
easy and cute spider decor idea for your home

Time to Repurpose That Halloween Tree – Make Spider Legs

  1. Snip off eight branches for each spider, the wire is thin enough to use scissors but wire cutters make it easy!
Easy to create Halloween spiders
  1. Poke holes for your spider legs. If its too hard using the pointed end of the branch to make your hole use a small finishing nail to create the hole!
  2. Place a dab of hot glue on your branch and insert into the hole you made.
Repurpose a Dollar Tree Halloween Tree into spider legs
  1. Insert all of eight legs, four on each side, and give them a slight bend.
Easy Spider Craft for Halloween displays at your home

The last step to our cute spider made from a repurposed Halloween Tree?

Googly eyes and a string to hang your cute spider from!

Spider Repurposed from Dollar Tree Halloween Tree
easy and cute spider decor idea for your home

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Ideas For Your Cute Spiders in Your Home

Classic white, orange and black Halloween mantel with pops of blue

Where will you put your repurposed Halloween Spider?

Easy DIY to create spiders from repurposed Halloween Trees

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Before You Fly Away To Repurpose A Halloween Tree To Make Cute Spiders

Pin any of the images to Pinterest so you can create a cute spider for your Halloween decor – hover over any picture to save the pin to your Pinterest account. So easy!

Repurpose a Halloween Tree into spider legs for this easy and cute spider decor idea for your home!
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