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My little spiders

12 years ago

What happens if I include a link to my Live journal entry here, is it a bad idea? The entry shows crawling spiders I made with old slide frames. They are more garage art than garden art - they live in the garage right now, but may be going outside later.

http://mycorrhiza.livejournal.com/46430.html

Spiders.

Comments (6)

KatyaKatya
Original Author
12 years ago
Does not seem to work, I really don't knoe how to do links, it seems. Sorry.
nonacook
12 years ago
I high-lighted, and copy and pasted and saw your spiders.
They are cute!
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kacram
12 years ago
Now that is a good recycling project. They look really creepy!

Here is a link that might be useful: spiders
concretenprimroses
12 years ago
those are cool! Thanks for showing.
Kathy
ps I am a Katya too, or so my grandma used to call me.
spedigrees z4VT
12 years ago
Very cute little critters, and great recycling idea! Thanks for sharing.
toomuchglass
12 years ago
Boy - you must have a reallllly creative mind to see bug legs in the slide holders !!! Great job !

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