Christy Hi,. Start with an opening at the bottom of the bag. Once it's on, the plastic needs to be cut for arms. Lay the bag on the table and with a black marker, draw spider legs. You can keep the bag in place by putting the handles under the crotch area and tie it. Get a mask that looks like a spider head. Hope this is for a child. Aloha!
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This stain is guaranteed for 5 years and is coming off. Talked to others and they have same problem. Lousey company, have to spend a lot of money to remove and redo.
Here's a tutorial:
https://www.hefty.com/handy-hints/articles/trash-bag-spider-web-decorations
Hi Christy,
Here's a video that show how to do it. Have fun!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVtO1-yRkDQ
Christy Hi,. Start with an opening at the bottom of the bag. Once it's on, the plastic needs to be cut for arms. Lay the bag on the table and with a black marker, draw spider legs. You can keep the bag in place by putting the handles under the crotch area and tie it. Get a mask that looks like a spider head. Hope this is for a child. Aloha!
We made spider web placemats out of trash bags for some Halloween decor! You can make it larger by using a hula hoop to trace a circle on the trash bag instead of a cake stand! https://zestitup.com/easy-diy-halloween-centerpiece-and-table-ideas/