12 Weeks of Halloween 2014 Week 8

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The Beaded Spider is the 8th project for the 12 Weeks of Halloween.

I made this Spider using the following supplies:

  • Bead Mat
  • Bead Caps
  • Seed Beads – Black 
  • Seed Beads – Silver
  • Glass Beads Twisted Bugle – Silver
  • Beads for Body and Head
  • 22 Gauge Artistic Wire – 6″ (5 pieces)
  • Wire Cutters
  • Round Nose Pliers
  • Scoop

Or you use can make the Spider included in the Frightful Wreath Kit #135866.

Here’s the video on how to make the 12 Weeks of Halloween Week 8:

If you’re reading this in your email box, please click here to visit my blog to watch the video.


Click here to download the Instructions.

Thanks & have a great weekend!! 

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p.s. Once again I’d like to thank Monique and Lisa (for showing me how to make the beaded spiders) … I’m hooked!  My hubby would say “I need another hobby like I need another hole in my head”.  LOL 

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73 thoughts on “12 Weeks of Halloween 2014 Week 8”

  1. Can you tell me where to find the beads? I guess I am not familiar with these items but I do need to make some of these spiders!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  2. what great spiders! I just might have to try to make one of them. I’ll have to check my supplies and see if I have something similar to what you used. thanks for sharing
    stamping sue

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  3. This spider takes the cake I am going to make several for my co – workers they will add some Halloween Fun to our department–we need some daily encouragement as we are working under stress since we had a flood in our Café in August and we are struggling along to get food to the patients in our hospital…Thanks again Angie for all you do to inspire all of us…

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  4. I just watched your video and I LOVE it! Great instructions too. I did leave a comment but I am not sure how ofter you check them so I will just copy and paste my YT comment…
    What an adorable project!
    You made a comment that you “messed up” an earlier one b/d your beads were too loose. I believe that if you use your round nose piers and make the loop on the end of each of the legs tighter…if that makes sense. So in other words instead of one twist of your wrist you will have more of a coil look. If that bothers you, you can snip of the extra coil on the outer end. ( protect your eyes) If you put your thumb over the cutting edge of the pliers as you cut, it will keep the metal wire boogers from flying all over the place.

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  5. Wow Angie, I think this is one of my favorite items you have made so far, well it is up there!! I am very afraid of spiders too, but fake cute sparkly spiders are ok! You have some GREAT projects & this rates up there with some of the best! Thanks for sharing!

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  6. I don’t like spiders either but I love beads and these I must say are pretty cute! Thanks for sharing this with us, I want to go out and make one now!

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  7. Absolutely awesome project. I can think of someone who might enjoy doing this project during her break. I’ll have to go buy supplies tomorrow.

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  8. Love, Love, Love this spider. Now I have to go to my craft store and get the supplies. YAH!

    Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial with us. I really enjoy watching your tutorials, you do such a great job.

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  9. These spiders are too cute. I, too, hate real spiders, big or small. In fact, I see one in the corner near my ceiling out of reach as I write this comment. A job for my husband when he returns home. Thanks for a chance to win.

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  10. OMG!! HE IS SOOOO CUTE! I AM ALSO DEATHLY AFRAID OF SPIDERS..BUT I HAVE TO MAKE ONE OR MORE!!! THEY ARE TOO CUTE..LOVE THEM ANGIE, THANKS SO MUCH..PEGGY

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  11. I think I am quickly going to become addicted to making these spiders! They are adorable and seem pretty easy to make…thanks for sharing how to create them! 🙂

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  12. I have watched your videos a lot, and am always impressed. I just watched your spider video and I was so excited because I have seen these spiders in specialty shops and craft fairs, and they always cost a small fortune. I thought it was difficult until I watched your video. Thank you so much. Now I can make my own and stop wanting to buy someone elses expensive crafts. Thank you again. I enjoy your expertise. Also, good luck with reaching your million. That is just incredible.

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  13. It’s hard to imagine that a spider can be cute, but these are! Great tutorial, I will be off to get supplies this afternoon!

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  14. Oh my goodness, these are darling. I’m not a beading fan but I definitely want to try some of these beauties. Thanks for sharing!

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  15. These are just too cute…love them….and I hate spiders too..lol
    Have a great day and thanks for my granddaughters next hobby..lol
    She loves them more than I do and said we have to make some for her
    class for Halloween…OMG!!!!!

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  16. Congrats! You did a great job on the video! Enjoying reading everyone’s comments! I’ll send you a picture of my grapevine spider wreath when it’s finished.

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  17. My fireplace mantel is full of spiders and fall foliage. I had a stamp class yesterday and all of the girls loved them too. I guess Monique and I have a new addiction!

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  18. Such a cute spider. Haven’t really seen these before but will definitely be trying these for Halloween. Thanks for the video, it was great.

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  19. Do you know what size beads you used for the head and body? I bought beads at Michaels but I think they’re too small. thank you so much

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  20. These are fantastic! I wonder if it would be too difficult for first graders. Maybe if I use pipe cleaners and pony beads? I will have to work on it!

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  21. love this idea…there is a lady that makes these at a craft fair that I do every year…looks like she’ll have competition! thanks for sharing!

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    • Hi Paula, I’m sorry …. the beads do not have a size on them. If you watch the video … you will see the packaging. They come in strands and if you ask someone that works there they can show you (it’s misleading because it looks like a bracelet hanging in the store…. that’s why I made sure I showed it in the video).

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  22. I know it is to late to win one but still have to tell you how much I enjoyed the video. Wish I had see it early because I do not know if I will have time to make them for my grandson school. Going out tomorrow to get the stuff.

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  23. These are the bee’s knees! Love them, I want to put in everyone’s box for Christmas if I can find the story that goes with them for their Christmas trees! THANK YOU!

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