How to Do Some Spidery Decorations for a Spiderman Birthday Theme Party

You rarely hear someone praising his/her rival openly, in front of everyone. Here, in this post, I am discussing about a cobweb wall idea that my competitor Alan had used for planning a Spiderman birthday theme party. I really appreciate this but feel that it can be polished slightly to add real Spiderman fun to the party. Here are some ideas that you can use if you are planning a party on this superhero theme.

• The party that Alan planned, had a cobweb wall. When the kids entered the party area, they were surprised to see a whole wall covered with spider web. This huge web was made of black wool. The cotton balls, artificial snow sprays, and the plastic spiders, gave it a realistic look. Alan was so creative that he actually made his client tore the web from one corner so that it looks natural.
• I would suggest that if you are using this idea, do not leave the wall blank. Rather, use a butcher paper to create a city scene and paste it on the wall. When done, it will look as if the entire city is covered by the cobweb.
• You can also place a large cutout of Spiderman near the wall and connect the wool (that you will use to weave the web) to the center of the palm so that it will make the guests feel as if Spiderman wove it.
• Instead of the city scene, you can paste the images of the Spiderman villains such as the Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, the Sandman, the Venom, etc. on the wall and cover them with cobweb. Place the Spiderman cutout as mentioned above to create a scene that depicts that the superhero is fighting with all these bad men.
• Instead of the Spiderman cutout, you can use your child’s paper cutout. Make your little hero wear a Spiderman costume, click his picture, take a large printout of it. Paste it on a cardboard and cut it through the edges of your child’s image to separate the background. Your child’s life-size cutout is ready.

These Spiderman party ideas can give an exciting beginning to your party.