Q&A for How to Make a Spider Man Costume

Yes. You can use any type of sneakers or shoes that have the right kind of soles.

Any craft store will carry everything you need.

Use a hot glue gun to make your costume. You may also use superglue for certain elements if needed.

A lot of the items can be found on Ebay as well as sports shops like Sports Direct.

Tell your parents you are doing a project for school and get all the materials. Then, make the costume in your room or when you are home alone.

The suit is made up of sport shop clothes and various items from Ebay. It is certainly the easiest Spiderman suit to make.

You can use these steps, except that the base is white, there’s no webbing pattern, she wears ballerina shoes now, and her suit has a hoodie. For the hoodie, you could cut it out from a white sweater or jacket, then paint the inside of the hoodie scarlet with blue webbing.

You have to use small led lights or the costume will burn.

Morph suits are more expensive, but you could use an old red jumper and a blue jumper. Sew or fabric glue the blue jumper arms to the red jumper torso. Then paint the spider logo and webs. For the lower half, use red tracksuit trousers and paint on a web design. For a mask, use a morph suit mask from craft stores, or browse on Amazon for it.

You can easily paint or spray paint the full black to make it full white.

Yes, it is pretty easy to make. Just get a red hoodie and cut it. Use a blue shirt, blue pants and a red balaclava with ski goggles.

Web patterns no, spider logo yes, you can use craft foam to make the lenses too. There's a tutorial for making them on wikiHow.

Attach small LED lights in the shape if the pattern. So that they don't burn, small ones are needed, you can cut holes in the suit to pop them in.

Find white mesh material (usually the kind used for making curtains). Cut it to the right shape so it'll fit the curve of your underarm and sides. Just make sure it'll work with your body not hinder it, last thing you want is to raise your arms to pose and the wings rip off.

As in actual ones that work like in the movies? Probably impossible. To look like the real deal, look at reference shots of the design or print it out in the right size to use as a template.

It's very rewarding indeed but there are lot of designs out there that are very intricate and detailed, if you're able to replicate them, then fair play to you.

A craft store should contain all that you need. If not, you'll also be able to find and purchase it in online stores.

Rig up some silly string and add a little spiderweb design for the Spiderman web shooter, using a bit of glue and glitter.