Spiderwebs with Pewter Deco Foil Color Harmony

by Thermoweb on September 16, 2026

Hi friends! Stephanie here! 😊

Welcome back! Today I'm sharing this super cute layout of my son dressed up as Spider Man and all of his imagination! Let’s play with some fun foil!

  1. I started by choosing this photo of my son dressed in a Spiderman mask and cape shooting webs across my living room. I decided I wanted to foil some webs for my background! So I used my Cricut to cut 3 webs out of Deco Foil Toner Sheets; 1 larger and 2 smaller.
  1. To create the foil accent piece, I reached for my Deco Foil Color Harmony Shades of Silver to foil my webs with. I settled on the Pewter shade. After heating my laminator up, I tucked my webs covered in the foil shiny side up into a Craft and Carrier sheetĀ and fed it through my laminator folded edge first. Once it was finished, I peeled back the foil to reveal a beautiful, cool silver spider web!

  1. I then adhered my spiderwebs down using the iCraft Ultra BondĀ liquid adhesive. I placed the largest web in the top left of my layout and balanced the two smaller ones on the bottom right.
  1. I double matted my photo on some yellow and orange patterned papers from my stash using the iCraft Memory Tape Runner XL. I then cut some strips of patterned papers that would match and roughed up the edges with my fingernail. Then using the tape runner again, I adhered them into place along the middle of my layout.

  1. After my paper strips and photo were in place, I began using a few chipboard elements from the Imagine That Boy collection from Echo Park. I popped several of these up using the iCraft 3D Foam SquaresĀ in the Ā¼ā€ thickness. I glued the rest down using my liquid adhesive.

  1. I finished off my layout with some of my favorite black splatter using the Dylusions Black Marble Shimmer Spray. The contrast of that black splatter is perfection! I couldn’t be more happy with how cute this layout came out!

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Thanks so much for joining me and I hope I’ve inspired you to create something fun!

Stephanie Draleau

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