A round spider hanging from a single straight thread, with a corner web on one side and a small bat flying past on the other. The eight legs are the exercise: four each side, bending the same way, evenly spaced. The bubbling cauldron has no legs to count at all.

A spider dangling on its thread beside a web.
Want to draw spider on a thread yourself?
Here is spider on a thread in 7 steps.
Draw the vertical thread first, from the top of the page down.
Add the round body hanging at the bottom of it.
Place the two large eyes and the small smile.
Draw four legs on the left, each bending down then out.
Mirror them on the right, keeping the spacing even.
Draw the corner web as arcs crossed by straight spokes.
Finish with the small bat flying on the other side.
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