Colorful Spiderwebs Art Lesson Plans White Construction Paper Mom Art Watercolor and feathers turkey craft. marble painted butterflies. rainbow collage. sometimes each step focuses on different skills, too. in this spider web art activity, the first step (web) focuses on painting with a brush, with some color mixing going on. the second step (spiders) focuses on fine motor skills using a dropper. Optional – to add a spider: 6×6 black construction paper. scissors. glue stick. 8 tiny jiggle eyes. directions: with a black marker, make the “framework” for your spiderweb: first, draw a vertical line down the middle, and then a horizontal line crossing it in the middle. next, draw two diagonal lines from corner to corner.
Colorful Spider Web Art Activity Put white tempera paint into small bowls or small trays. have children dip the marble in the white paint, put it in the pie pan and roll it around to make a spider web. when the spider webs are dry, we tie a plastic spider ring onto the web with yarn. materials needed for spider web marble art: black construction paper, pie pan, white yarn. Spider web drawing directions. time needed: 30 minutes. step by step spider web directions. choose center spot and draw about 9 lines out. start drawing circles that drape from line to line. add more rings, spacing each out a bit more. draw a big fat spider somewhere, hanging from the web. But any color, or even white paper, will work. you’ll also need a pencil to draw with, elmer’s glue, table salt, watercolor paints, and a soft brush. start by drawing a dot with a pencil for the center of the spider web. draw lines freehand or with a ruler that intersect the center point and go from one edge of the paper to the other. 1. first, make a spider web drawing on your paper with a white or light colored oil pastel. 2. paint over and around the spider web with your watercolor paints. 3. sprinkle salt on the watercolor paint while it's still wet. this is an optional step but is especially fun for kids and creates a lovely mottled effect as the salt absorbs the liquid.
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