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Gorgeous Spider Fascinator! Be the envy of all your friends this Halloween
I wanted to try something a bit different for Halloween this year so after seeing a similar fascinator in my local Remnant Kings, I decided to make one at home

Posted by Crafta La Vista from Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom • Published See Crafta La Vista's 31 projects »
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  • How to make an animal hat. Halloween Spider Fascinator  - Step 1
    Step 1

    Take your Sinamay Disc and cut a piece of fabric which is slightly larger than your disc

  • How to make an animal hat. Halloween Spider Fascinator  - Step 2
    Step 2

    Glue down one corner and then stretch the material, gluing the opposite corner. Then work your way round gluing and folding the material in as you go.

    I used a glue gun as it sets quickly and lets you keep working

  • How to make an animal hat. Halloween Spider Fascinator  - Step 3
    Step 3

    OPTIONAL STEP

    I decided that I wanted a glitter finish to my fascinator but you can miss out the next few steps if you don't want the same finish.

    Turn the Disc right side up and cover in a thin coat of glue

    For this I used Mod Podge (you can buy it on ebay/amazon)

  • How to make an animal hat. Halloween Spider Fascinator  - Step 4
    Step 4

    OPTIONAL STEP

    Put the disc in a bowl/container and shake glitter over the top of it, making sure all the glued area is covered

  • How to make an animal hat. Halloween Spider Fascinator  - Step 5
    Step 5

    OPTIONAL STEP

    Leave the glue to dry

  • How to make an animal hat. Halloween Spider Fascinator  - Step 6
    Step 6

    Draw round your disc onto a piece of felt and cut it out.

    Then flip the disc over, put glue round the inner edge and place the felt inside . this covers all your rough material edges from when you glued the outer material on

    For this step, I went back to using the glue gun again.

  • How to make an animal hat. Halloween Spider Fascinator  - Step 7
    Step 7

    Take a thin piece of ribbon and glue round the edge again, sticking on the ribbon as you go. This puts a nice edging on the underside of the fascinator

  • How to make an animal hat. Halloween Spider Fascinator  - Step 8
    Step 8

    Take your comb/clips etc and attach to the disc.

    I decided to use a comb, which I wrapped ribbon round the base and glued both corners to the inside of the disc. I then stitched both sides a few times to improve the durability of the fascinator.

  • How to make an animal hat. Halloween Spider Fascinator  - Step 9
    Step 9

    Take your spider toy and put glue on the base of its body, before attaching it to the front of your fascinator.

  • How to make an animal hat. Halloween Spider Fascinator  - Step 10
    Step 10

    Then all you need to do it wear it out somewhere! Guaranteed way to get noticed at your Halloween party this year :D

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Sian J.
Sian J. · 5 projects
Excellent, love the creativity x
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Annette J.
Annette J.
I love this so much! I am going to try and make my own spider with pipe cleaners and fur, maybe wrap the legs in satin. I may add a veil of spiderwebs to go over my face. I love your beautiful necklace also. I made a choker with the bite marks but this is so much more dramatic. Your results are stunning.
Crafta La Vista
Crafta La Vista · Edinburgh, Scotland, GB · 33 projects
Thanks Annette - please put up images of your one, I can't wait to see it! Sounds like it will look amazing!!!
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EJ W.
EJ W. · Watford, England, GB · 4 projects
Wow! I love it! Do you know what size sinamay disc you used? I may well have a go at this myself! Thanks for the tute x
Crafta La Vista
Crafta La Vista · Edinburgh, Scotland, GB · 33 projects
Thanks Sweetie - It's diameter is 11cm. I bought mine in John Lewis http://www.johnlewis.com/231538289/Product.aspx
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Cat Morley
Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects
It's so amazing and you look great in it! x
Crafta La Vista
Crafta La Vista · Edinburgh, Scotland, GB · 33 projects
Thanks Cat! I love it, think I'll be wearing it loads Happy
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