Halloween Decor: Spiderweb Hoop Art
Halloween will be here before you know it, so get a jump start on your holiday decorating with this adorable (and easy!) spiderweb hoop art – including a sparkly dangling spider!
If you like making Halloween projects with your Cricut machine, you may also like 15 FREE Halloween SVG Files, “I’m Just Here for the Candy” FREE SVG File, and Easy DIY Felt Halloween Banner.
Spiderweb Hoop Art With Cricut
What You’ll Need to Make Halloween Hoop Art:
- Cricut Everyday Iron-On in White (or Glitter White would look awesome, too!)
- Cricut Glitter Iron-On in Black
- Black Cardstock
- Black Felt
- 8″ Wooden Embroidery Hoop
- Orange Paint & Paintbrush
- 10″ Square Piece of Dark Fabric (we used black with tiny white polka dots)
- Weeding Tools
- Cricut Maker or Explore Air 2 Machine (Note: you will need the Deep Cut Blade if using the Explore)
- Cricut EasyPress
- Small Scrap of Parchment Paper
- 6″ Length of White Embroidery Floss
- Pom Pom Trim
- Hot Glue Gun
Start by opening the Spiderweb Hoop Art project in Cricut Design Space. You will want to cut the spiderweb layer out of White Everyday Iron-On, the orange spider layer out of Black Glitter Iron-On, the purple spider layer out of Black Cardstock, and the grey circle out of Black Felt.
Start by cutting the spiderweb layer out of white Everyday Iron-On. I love that the Everyday Iron-On includes Cricut’s Strong Bond Guarantee, so I know that my project will stay stuck for years to come!
Now, I know that I say this is almost ALL of my iron-on and vinyl posts, but if you don’t have a Hooked Weeding Tool yet, GET ONE…now! It’s seriously the best tool ever, and it makes weeding projects like this SO much easier!
Use a sharp object (I used my Cricut Paper Piecing Tool) to poke a small hole into the spider’s bum and insert a short length of white embroidery floss. Tie a small knot on the end of the floss.
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.
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