I must have been bitten by a spider this year. Halloween spiders transformed into Christmas spiders. These little critters were made from my mom’s earrings and jewelry, random beads, and yes, I did have to purchase more wire and bugle beads.
I donated seven little glittery spiders and all sold at our church Artesian Craft Fair last weekend. They were a hit, and we all did a happy dance!
They’re so unique and cool! I’m not surprised they were quickly snapped up.
Why not make Christmas spiders?! They’re too cute!!
These are absolutely amazing and i love them!
They are gorgeous!
These really are lovely! I’m not surprised that they sold out!
This is such a GOOD costume jewelry repurpose! And if the earrings are clip-on, then there’s a built-in way to attach them to the tree!
They’re all so sweet! What a wonderful way to repurpose old jewelry. I have a huge soft spot for spiders and now I’m tempted to raid my bead stash and make a Christmas spider for my tree.
I thread the wire through the clip on thiny to stableize everything. Post earings need some finagiling as well. A bit of glue comes in handy sometimes.
Beautiful!
I love the little tag you attached to tell people why they need a Christmas spider for their tree. If you don’t mind, I might steal your idea to make some Christmas spiders for my friends and relatives.
Pretty shiny spiders!
When you said you all did a happy dance, I imagined the spiders doing a happy dance, what a sight 
I adapted the idea from others, you are welcome to take what you can feom me. I received a beaded spider in a swap years ago and copied the idea.
I love them so much!
These are really pretty! I missed these, but saw them on the Contest page. 
These are so very beautiful. You know, my daughter bought something similar recently and it came with a length of fishing line you could optionally tie to it. Even when she was the one pulling the string making it move it was the most magical little thing.
