Spider Web Decorations Outdoor, Stretchy 450 sqft Web, Cut-Your-Own Flexible Webbing for Halloween Decor (Spiders Not Included)

I’m a huge Halloween decorator. Bought this fabric with the intention of using it as giant spider webbing and found that it can be used for all sorts of Halloween gauze-based decor. It’s stretchy and well made. I was surprised by how much came in the large bundle. I plan to use it anywhere I can this Halloween. Very good deal for the price.

So far, really loving the spider webs. Easy to cut and hang up. They have successfully survived some heavy rain. Ready to see how they hold up for the rest of the season and years to follow. They look great with some oversized spiders. I have some tucked into bushes and some stabled to boards. I probably need to go back and make the holes larger but still very pleased with how easy the webs were to make. You get a great amount of fabric for the price. I had some leftover fabric after all of this that I put up for next year.

These are the best I've ever used for making spiderwebs along my fence. What I did was cut it in half then half again. Two packages covered about 500sqft. I found it easier to pin it to the fence, start cutting and then pulling it tight. All I did was use pushpins. These have stayed in through a few storms we've had already, and I believe I will be able to use them again next year. I love them! They also look really good, and you can choose how many holes to make in it.

The media could not be loaded. I cut the fabric into two pieces. Used one inside and the other half outside. It easily cuts with scissors. It has held up against the weather and wind. Happy with the product.

The media could not be loaded. This product is fairly easy to work with but you definitely want to have multiple people to help you when you’re dealing with the 1400 ft.² it’s really long and picks up everything on the ground so just make sure you have a couple of people to help you other than that the product Came out really good easy to work with while wrapped up. I like the product.

If you hate the cotton spiderwebs or maybe you want to help the planet , this is the way to go .. nice stretch , you can put it away for reuse and the spiders hang well .. I wired my spider on it ,looked great . I did put this in back of my big Skelton and it worked . Even if you cut the circles wrong you can pull it to look better

This is the cotton "beef netting" you've probably heard about. It is a sock-like tube of woven fabric approximately 15 - 20 feet in length. The tube should be cut in half if you want to get the most out of it but, I dunno, be creative. Three of these packs was enough to make six nicely sized durable webs that spanned of our house and tree. I don't have any concern about these with water, weather, or time and feel they're going to be reusable for at least a couple of seasons. It was a lot of fun to cut and shape! We hung the fabric on the house first, stretched it tightly to the ground using garden stakes, then cut it with a sharp utility knife re-stretching as it became slack. If you're having trouble cutting into the fabric then it isn't tight enough, it should cut very easily with a sharp utility blade.Protip: Create large and small holes randomly. Be as random as possible for the best effect!

So I hate the feel of cotton.. this is way better as far as not using the normal spider web cotton stuff... stretches well... prob way more durable, and better in the long run.. doesn't catch all the debris... however.. I did not read up on what I was getting... I ordered 2 packs.. after 2 1/2 hours.. I am 3/4 done cutting holes.. alot of work..

The media could not be loaded. Easy to tie down and looks great without posing a risk to birds like other products

Merveilleux ! a donner l’effet voulu … je suis contente

C'était du banal cotton fromage et vraiment pas élastique !