April Fools! Spider on a banana

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April Fool's Day is a day of laughter and pranks. The best pranks are the ones that give your friends or family a little scare and you all can laugh together! This spider on a banana is the perfect harmless prank.

What you need:

Spiders (Cricut image IDs: #M3DA8A and #M402E2)

Bananas

Permanent Vinyl - black

Transfer tape

Scraper

Weeder

Brayer

Standardgrip mat

Cricut machine

How to:

Using the standard grip mat, place your vinyl liner side down. Cut out the spiders. Weed the design, weeding is when you remove negative pieces around a cut image.

Next, apply the transfer tape. Cut it to size, peel off the backing and hold it by each side firmly. Burnish the design (vinyl) onto the transfer tape.

Take your bunch of bananas and place your spider onto one of them. It's a little tricky, but using the scraper try to lightly burnish the spider onto the banana. Peel up the transfer tape and wait for the morning when someone goes to get a banana!

Recommended read: How to make a gag gift: ‘no gift’

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