Content

• To step
• Method 1 of 3: A spider web in the corner
• Method 2 of 3: A whole spider web
• Method 3 of 3: Variation on the entire spider web
• Tips
• Necessities

Below we have described a few ways to draw a spider web, including a way to draw a spider web in the corner of the paper.

To step

Method 1 of 3: A spider web in the corner

1. Grab a pencil and start drawing a line from the top of the paper, about two inches from the right, to a little over two inches below the top right corner. Let the line bend downwards and draw a number of dots on it. (see picture)
2. Now draw straight lines from the dots on the first line in the direction of the corner.
3. Now draw lines that run parallel to the first line and let them go all the way up. Draw a total of 5 or 6 lines.

Method 2 of 3: A whole spider web

1. Take a piece of paper and put a cross on it. Make sure both lines are about the same length (a ruler can help you with that).
2. Now draw diagonal lines through the middle, dividing the paper into 8 instead of 4 squares. These lines should be shorter than the lines of the cross you drew first.
3. Now connect the lines with inverted curves, this is a curve: ), from the outside in.
4. Once you reach the end of the web, make the angled lines a bit longer (these will be the threads that the spider web is attached to).
5. Draw a spider by drawing a woolly ball with legs (eight in total) on the web. Or read the tip that explains how to draw a spider.
6. Ready.

Method 3 of 3: Variation on the entire spider web

1. Draw a circle and then draw a line across it that extends beyond the circle.
2. Draw two oblique lines across the center of the section (these lines together form an X).
3. Draw squares that get smaller and smaller closer to the center. Run the corners of the square along the angled lines.
4. Draw diamond shapes (diamonds) that also get smaller and smaller towards the center. Make sure that the corners touch the lines of the cross-section.
5. Draw curves to connect the lines - from the squares to the diamonds, as if you were drawing some kind of bridges.
6. Trace the drawing with a pen and erase unnecessary lines. You can of course also draw spiders.
7. Color the drawing as you like it!

Tips

• Try to draw neat lines. You will see that the result will look better.
• To draw neat, straight lines, use a ruler.
• You can draw a friendly spider by drawing a straight line from the web. Draw a circle at the end of the line. Make 8 legs emerge from the circle. Those lines should run up from the circle and the ends of the lines should point down. Then draw a nice smiling face in the center of the circle!

Necessities

• Pencil
• Paper
• Ruler (optional)