- 1). Decide if you are using the webbing indoors or outdoors.
- 2). Unroll the coil of webbing.
- 3). Stretch the webbing lengthwise until there is no slack, one foot at a time. Do not pull apart any of the webbing at this point. You simply want to tighten all of the fibers.
- 4). Find a location on a tree, the outside of your house, an inside wall or the corners of a picture frame to anchor one end of the webbing.
- 5). Stretch the middle of the webbing to a second anchor point. This could be another picture, a doorway or the corner of a window.
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Complete your outdoor "Halloween scene" with lots of spider webs.Halloween (d??cor) 2 image by fotogis?¡§le from Fotolia.com
Anchor the other end to a final corner or edge. You can use cracks or grooves on bricks, too. - 7). Pull at the areas between anchor points up or down to stretch the webbing. Find new anchor points to adhere them.
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Stretch the webs anywhere and everywhere.Halloween image by Pakmor from Fotolia.com
Continue to pull and stretch at different areas of the coil and anchor it at various points on your walls to create your web. The cotton-like material can go over drapes and furniture as well.
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