We made SPIDER EGGS out of Trash for Halloween!
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What this video covers
Wicked Makers hosts Jay and Jaimie demonstrate how to upcycle plastic milk jugs and water bottles into convincingly creepy spider egg sacs for Halloween. By combining recycled containers with clear Christmas ornaments, hot glue, spray paint, and acrylic washes, they create lumpy, organic-looking props at very low cost. The build is family-friendly and completable in a single afternoon, making it an accessible project for decorators of any skill level. Optional string lights can be added inside for an eerie glowing effect.
Key takeaways
- ◆Plastic milk jugs and recycled bottles serve as the zero-cost base structure for the egg sac shape
- ◆Clear Christmas ornaments hot-glued to the surface create the bumpy, egg-cluster texture
- ◆White spray paint plus acrylic paint weathering gives a convincing organic, fleshy finish
- ◆Stretched spiderweb material ties the prop into a broader spider-themed display
- ◆String lights can be tucked inside for an optional glowing interior effect
Who this is for
Budget-conscious Halloween decorators and families looking for a quick, low-skill upcycling project to add creepy spider-themed props to their home or yard haunt.
Tools mentioned
- • hot glue gun
- • scissors
- • chip brush
Materials mentioned
- • plastic milk jug
- • recycled water bottles
- • clear Christmas ornaments
- • hot glue
- • white spray paint
- • acrylic paints
- • spiderweb
- • spray adhesive
- • string lights
⚠ Safety notes
Use hot glue gun carefully to avoid burns; apply spray paint and spray adhesive in a well-ventilated area.
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