Spooky Spider Web Netting

The Spider Web Netting stretches from a compact bundle to cover a corner, a doorway, a bannister or a whole hedge outside. How far it stretches is up to you: pulled thin it reads as fine web, left dense it reads as heavy cobweb.

Stretching is the technique most people get wrong. Pull it in several directions from the centre rather than end to end, and anchor the outer points first; that gives an irregular web rather than a rectangular sheet hung on a wall.

It packs away small and comes out again the following year, so one bundle covers several seasons. Velleora Home Decor supplies it in generous lengths. Keep netting well away from candles, open flames and hot bulbs, and take it down promptly rather than leaving it out through winter weather.

• Stretches from a compact bundle to cover large areas
• Density controlled by how far it is pulled
• Works indoors on corners and bannisters or outdoors on hedges
• Packs away small and reuses year to year
• Keep well clear of candles, flames and hot bulbs