The easy-to-sew spider hand puppet starts with a template created by tracing around your hand on a piece of card stock. Be sure to spread your fingers wide so the glove isn't too small after it is assembled.

Creating this easy Halloween spider hand puppet requires tracing around your hand while leaving enough space for the seam to be sewn later in the process. This hand puppet can be done without a sewing machine and with minimal craft supplies.

Step 2 of the easy Halloween hand puppet includes pinning the cardboard hand template to the wrong side of fur fabric and then cutting around it. After carefully cutting around the template, excess fur should be removed from the edges before beginning to cut the second piece.

Step 2 of the easy Halloween hand puppet includes pinning the cardboard hand template to the wrong side of fur fabric and then cutting around it. After carefully cutting around the template, excess fur should be removed from the edges before beginning to cut the second piece.

Step 2 of the easy Halloween hand puppet includes pinning the cardboard hand template to the wrong side of fur fabric and then cutting around it. After carefully cutting around the template, excess fur should be removed from the edges before beginning to cut the second piece.

Step 3 of the spider hand puppet is cutting out the second glove piece. After removing the template from the first glove piece, the template is turned over, pinned to another part of fur fabric then carefully cut out before pulling away any loose fur pieces from the edges.

Step 3 of the spider hand puppet is cutting out the second glove piece. After removing the template from the first glove piece, the template is turned over, pinned to another part of fur fabric then carefully cut out before pulling away any loose fur pieces from the edges.

Step 3 of the spider hand puppet is cutting out the second glove piece. After removing the template from the first glove piece, the template is turned over, pinned to another part of fur fabric then carefully cut out before pulling away any loose fur pieces from the edges.

Step 4 of the easy spider hand puppet is pinning it with the fur pieces facing one another and then sewing around the edge with black embroidery thread. The bottom of the glove is left open so the piece can be turned right side out and worn.

Step 5 of the easy spider hand puppet is pinning it with the fur pieces facing one another and then sewing around the edge with black embroidery thread. The bottom of the glove is left open so the piece can be turned right side out and worn.

Step 5 of the easy spider hand puppet is pinning it with the fur pieces facing one another and then sewing around the edge with black embroidery thread. The bottom of the glove is left open so the piece can be turned right side out and worn.

Step 5 of the easy spider hand puppet is pinning it with the fur pieces facing one another and then sewing around the edge with a large needle and black embroidery thread. The bottom of the glove is left open so the piece can be turned right side out and worn.

Step 7 of the low-sew spider hand puppet is creating the head by wrapping a piece of fur fabric around a styrofoam ball and securing it with a straight pin before sewing the sides shut with a running stitch.

Step 7 of the low-sew spider hand puppet is creating the head by wrapping a piece of fur fabric around a styrofoam ball and securing it with a straight pin before sewing the sides shut with a running stitch.

Step 7 of the low-sew spider hand puppet is creating the head by wrapping a piece of fur fabric around a styrofoam ball and securing it with a straight pin before sewing the sides shut with a running stitch.

Step 7 of the low-sew spider hand puppet is creating the head by wrapping a piece of fur fabric around a styrofoam ball and securing it with a straight pin before sewing the sides shut with a running stitch.

Step 7 of the low-sew spider hand puppet is creating the head by wrapping a piece of fur fabric around a styrofoam ball and securing it with a straight pin before sewing the sides shut with a running stitch.

Step 8 of the spider hand puppet requires a 6" piece of orange chenille stem, but white chenille stems can always be colored orange. Each end of the stem is curled and fashioned into a smile before it's secured to the spider head with straight pins and stitched in place with orange buttonhole thread. Excess fur can be trimmed away from the chenille stem.

Step 8 of the spider hand puppet requires a 6" piece of orange chenille stem, but white chenille stems can always be colored orange. Each end of the stem is curled and fashioned into a smile before it's secured to the spider head with straight pins and stitched in place with orange buttonhole thread. Excess fur can be trimmed away from the chenille stem.

Step 8 of the spider hand puppet requires a 6" piece of orange chenille stem, but white chenille stems can always be colored orange. Each end of the stem is curled and fashioned into a smile before it's secured to the spider head with straight pins and stitched in place with orange buttonhole thread. Excess fur can be trimmed away from the chenille stem.

Step 8 of the spider hand puppet requires a 6" piece of orange chenille stem, but white chenille stems can always be colored orange. Each end of the stem is curled and fashioned into a smile before it's secured to the spider head with straight pins and stitched in place with orange buttonhole thread. Excess fur can be trimmed away from the chenille stem.

Step 8 of the spider hand puppet requires a 6" piece of orange chenille stem, but white chenille stems can always be colored orange. Each end of the stem is curled and fashioned into a smile before it's secured to the spider head with straight pins and stitched in place with orange buttonhole thread. Excess fur can be trimmed away from the chenille stem.

Step 9 in creating the spider hand puppet is to make the eyes by cutting a 1" smooth foam ball in half and then painting and iris and pupil onto each eye piece. The eyes are held to the spider head using toothpicks inserted into the eyeball and head and secured with glue.

Step 9 in creating the spider hand puppet is to make the eyes by cutting a 1" smooth foam ball in half and then painting and iris and pupil onto each eye piece. The eyes are held to the spider head using shortened toothpicks inserted into the eyeball and head and secured with glue.

Step 9 in creating the spider hand puppet is to make the eyes by cutting a 1" smooth foam ball in half and then painting and iris and pupil onto each eye piece. The eyes are held to the spider head using toothpicks inserted into the eyeball and head and secured with glue.

Step 10 of creating the spider hand puppet is to use a craft knife to cut shallow guide holes in the head above the mouth so the toothpicks attached to the eyes can be pressed into the puppet's head.

Step 10 of creating the spider hand puppet is to use a craft knife to cut shallow guide holes in the head above the mouth so the toothpicks attached to the eyes can be pressed into the puppet's head.

Step 11 of creating Stephen Brown's spider hand puppet is to make a nose by sewing a few stitches in the center of the face with white buttonhole thread. Some of the black fur may need trimmed back to make sure the nose can be seen.

Step 11 of the spider hand puppet is to use white buttonhole thread to sew a few stitches in the center of the face to make the nose. Some of the fur may need trimmed back so the nose is visible.

Step 12 of making the spider hand puppet from Glitterville's Stephen Brown is to use two 6" pieces of orange chenille stem to create the antennae. One end of each stem is curled and then a kitchen skewer is used to poke guide holes into the head through the fabric and into the foam. The straight ends of the antennae are then pushed through the guide holes.

Step 13 of the spider hand puppet from Stephen Brown at Glitterville is to attach the spider's head to the glove. A U-shaped floral is pressed from the inside of the glove through the top and into the bottom of the head piece. Next, the head is hand stitched to the glove, and the floral pin is removed. This step is finished by securing a piece of black marabou around the base of the spider's head.