It actually stopped raining today, so I grabbed the chance to finish spinning my Spider’s Web for my nature trail project. I’m glad to get back inside again; my fingers are frozen!
It actually stopped raining today, so I grabbed the chance to finish spinning my Spider’s Web for my nature trail project. I’m glad to get back inside again; my fingers are frozen!
What a neat thing to put together, Carol!!!! How will you use it?
I also wanted to say how much I”m enjoying your doll series — Tigger is beautifully done too!!! My daughter in law loves POOH!!
Hi Lin,
The spider’s web is for a school nature trail. I will be stringing it along the top of some old cricket net supports, and putting a large spider on an adjacent drainpipe. The idea is to get the children thinking in the ‘bugs shoes’, imagining being as small as a bug. Hopefully it won’t scare them!
This looks lovely and springy! Makes me want to climb into the middle to sit and bounce!
Feel free to bounce, Julie, but beware when I build the big spider!!
Looking great!
Hello there Lin
first time visitor to your blog. I am very impresses with this spiders web because I tried to make one myself for a printmaking project. Mine ended up being composed of far too many knots.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ainescannell/sets/72157602582139022/
Please would you let me know how have you constructed yours? Then maybe I could have another go. It was for a collagraph print. Did you use crochet or some such thing? You can see the final prints here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ainescannell/tags/silverseries/
fabulous work
hope to hear from you
Aine
(in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)