1. Prep the materials
It is necessary for you to remove the stickers that are attached to these pool noodles. Just take your time peeling them, being careful not to take away too much of the pool noodles.
Now were going to go and inflate our ball. Thus, it did require some time to travel and inflate this. Make sure you seal it, or else it will leak.
3. Make the spider legs
Now were going to go and measure the pool noodles. Measure up one foot, make a mark with a sharpie or permanent marker, and proceed to repeat the process with all of the pool noodles.
Cut a triangle into the piece with a knife. The cut pieces can also be saved for a different craft or, if desired, to make fangs for your spider.
It should have a bend after youre done. Using a portion of the tape, secure and bend the pool noodle by taping it down. Proceed to cut each and every noodle in this manner.
Determine the size of the legs you require by experimenting with different body placements.
It’s okay if you need to adjust the legs a little bit. However, once you’ve determined where the pool noodle will touch the ground, cut it and perhaps leave a few inches at each end so you can essentially move the legs wherever you’d like.
After measuring one leg, you can proceed to cut the other legs to a nearly identical size.
2. Tape the balls together
The Gorilla Tape is really strong and really sticky. Like, really sticky, to the point where it will leave behind residue Using a sliver of tape, form a circle and adhere the two balls to each other. You’ll want to stack it as you go, so grab a bunch of tape and just keep taping these two together.
Once the entire center is taped together, be sure to secure both sides as well. Ensure its fully and totally secure. Move it around, and bounce it a bit. I ultimately just threw this on the ground a few times, and it stuck together incredibly well.
