Love those big beautiful spider webs...I once saw a woman's craft where she spray painted the web silver then came up from behind and captured it on black velvet, then she would frame them and sell the captured webs. A web is an engineering feat of beauty, but I don't like to walk into one unaware either.
Did you see the picture of the web on my facebook page? We caught the spider yesterday. It was huge! Gotta take some pictures tomorrow. That web is pretty massive. Glad she didn't walk into it.
Heeeheeeheee.. typical of most children's responses. But this is the time of year for wee spidies to come on out. Help keep the skeeter pop down.. then they help feed the bats and birds for the winter.. what a great chain of life!
That's awesome. We had a very large hideous spider living outside out living room window, my son and hubby fed it daddy longlegs and grasshoppers all summer long, and now it has disappeared. They're both awfully sad, but I don't mind, and am looking forward to getting rid of that nasty web!! It looks much nicer on the tree lol
OK - so I have to know. Did she walk into it?
ReplyDeleteLove those big beautiful spider webs...I once saw a woman's craft where she spray painted the web silver then came up from behind and captured it on black velvet, then she would frame them and sell the captured webs. A web is an engineering feat of beauty, but I don't like to walk into one unaware either.
ReplyDeleteHappy sewing
Awesome web -- but her face says it all. LOL
ReplyDeleteOh man! Pretty as their webs are spiders are just too creepy!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, does that expression on her face mean she walked right into that big web? Sorry, but that was funny! Cool web too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful web. Think of all the hard work that went into it.
ReplyDeleteDid you see the picture of the web on my facebook page? We caught the spider yesterday. It was huge! Gotta take some pictures tomorrow. That web is pretty massive. Glad she didn't walk into it.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I haven't seen one in a while... I'm continually amazed by spiderwebs. Her face is priceless hehe!
ReplyDeleteHeeeheeeheee.. typical of most children's responses. But this is the time of year for wee spidies to come on out. Help keep the skeeter pop down.. then they help feed the bats and birds for the winter.. what a great chain of life!
ReplyDeleteHave you gotten your apples yet?
Enjoy the day!
~Olivia
I think that's what my face looks like when I walk into one too! That happened a ton this summer in my garden.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful web! A great "yuck" picture too!
ReplyDeleteOk, yes the web is incredibly impressive....face planted into one the other day...but the TREE....I want to know about that tree!!!:)
ReplyDeleteWe have huge garden spiders here that refuse to stay in the garden. I don't mind spiders but those make my skin crawl...
ReplyDeleteLovely web, tree and child!
so beautiful!! that is a lot of work!
ReplyDeleteLOVE that tree, spiderweb or no spiderweb. L O V E it.
ReplyDeleteI love photographing spider webs! They're so crazy.
ReplyDeleteSpiders, however, I don't love.
That's awesome. We had a very large hideous spider living outside out living room window, my son and hubby fed it daddy longlegs and grasshoppers all summer long, and now it has disappeared. They're both awfully sad, but I don't mind, and am looking forward to getting rid of that nasty web!! It looks much nicer on the tree lol
ReplyDeleteI love spiderwebs as long as I see them before I walk into them.
ReplyDeleteLove the face too!
That's a big one! did she walk into it!? I hope not - uck!
ReplyDeleteThose big spider webs are really beautiful when they catch the dew and the sun. On the other hand, I understand exactly how your daughter feels. :-)
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