i have to do project work of spider's web by using straw, broomsticks and jute thread/ wool/twine thread. so please help me. give some advice. advance thanks for this reply.
Personally, I would drill holes into each broomstick, and use that as the connections for your web. Then you can use the various threads between the sticks and construct a web. It could then connect into a middle in the shape of the web, made from the
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