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Halloween spiderweb

Step 4More supports!

Me and my mom added more support strands at this part but you can add them earlier if you want to.

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Oct 11, 2010. 6:23 PMnatureboy679 says:

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Oct 30, 2010. 8:23 AMTBerryJack says:

I thought this was a fun Site that instructed you how to make things, NOT an English lesson Site. Your sentence should have read: "Great job on how to make a realistic looking spiderweb, bowmaster. You've done a nice job explaining your project too. Thanks" I'm sure you can find a site where good grammar is the important thing. I didn't come here to learn English & I don't think you did either. Grat jobb on yorr spydur web frend*

Oct 30, 2010. 7:40 AMyour_dragon113 says:

If you're going to check GRAMMAR then look for the right group to do this with...and you MIGHT choose another word OTHER than "Natzi"...This is a word that is associated with something very bad, read your history books, and is shun in MOST parts of the world...a word that should be stricken from the books.

As for the Instructable...I think it's Great! I HATE spides but would Love to do this one across my yard!

Oct 30, 2010. 7:17 AMBubbaJCrow says:

If you're going to be a "Grammar Nazi", please spell "grammar" correctly. Thanks!