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Cutting Beef Netting into Spiderwebs

Friends have asked how to make spider webs beef netting from Trenton Mills. Here's my experience: (sorry it's sideways) Slit tube on one side so you're working with a flat layer The bigger the holes, the larger area it covers (and better it looks) It's easier to cut when stretched very tight and cut with sharp scissors (not Xacto knife) Easier to cut holes first, THEN attach to display as it grows when you cut it Quite a bit of 'snow' is created when cutting Cut many different sized holes, cutting small ones between bigger ones If you cut holes vertically (think pantyhose) the stretches wider and frays less and runs more, cut horizontally and it gets baggy in the middle This is the 50/50 poly/cotton and the glow under blacklight is only mediocre Please add your advice!