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Spider hat

What you need:
  • Black cardboard (headband)
  • White cardboard (face of spider)
  • Black paper (for legs)
  • Stickers for eyes (or anything you have on hand)
  • Glue and tape

What to do:

  1. Cut out a long rectangle about 2 inches (5 cm) high x the length of the poster board. This is your headband.
  2. Cut a circle from the white posterboard about 4 (10 cm) or more in diameter for the spider's head. Glue this onto the headband.
  3. Cut legs from black paper (rectangle strips) and fold accordion style. Glue onto the headband (so they hang over the child's head).

Contributed by Darlene, an iVillager

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