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photo of the matted artwork on display at museum “In this clever story (perhaps inspired by Jack and the Beanstalk) two children run amuck in a giant's world. Carle played with scale, shrinking the children down to critter-size—or, more aptly, blowing up animals to kid-size. A moth, frog, spider, and three bats glow against a dark, black background.”
photo of gallery label: “Eric Carle (1929-2021) "Where are you?' 'Look, a door." Watch Out! A Giant!, 1978 Collage of acrylic-painted tissue paper and acrylic with wax crayon on illustration board Collection of the Eric and Barbara Carle Foundation In this clever story (perhaps inspired by Jack and the Beanstalk) two children run amuck in a giant's world. Carle played with scale, shrinking the children down to critter-size—or, more aptly, blowing up animals to kid-size. A moth, frog, spider, and three bats glow against a dark, black background.”
For #SaveASpiderDay 🕷️🕸️ on #Baturday 🦇!
Eric Carle (1929-2021)
"Where are you?' 'Look, a door."
From Watch Out! A Giant!, 1978
Collage of acrylic-painted tissue paper & acrylic with wax crayon on illustration board
Exhibition: “Small Living Things: The Magical Art of Eric Carle” @ Michener Museum
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photo of matted artwork on display at museum: “Eric Carle (1929-2021) Alternate of front cover art The Very Busy Spider, 1984 Collage of acrylic-painted tissue paper with wax crayon on illustration board with felt-tip pen on plastic film overlay Collection of the Eric and Barbara Carle Foundation”
photo of two pairs of artworks, matted and framed, on display at museum: “1 Eric Carle (1929-2021) *"Baa! Baa!,' bleated the sheep. Want to run in the meadow?'' The Very Busy Spider, 1984 Collage of acrylic-painted tissue paper on illustration board Collection of the Eric and Barbara Carle Foundation 2 Eric Carle (1929-2021) "The spider didn't answer. She was very busy spinning her web." The Very Busy Spider, 1984 Collage of acrylic-painted tissue paper on illustration board Collection of the Eric and Barbara Carle Foundation 3 Eric Carle (1929-2021) 'Maa! Maa!' said the goat." The Very Busy Spider, 1984 Collage of acrylic-painted tissue paper and wax crayon with colored pencil on Bainbridge board Collection of the Eric and Barbara Carle Foundation 4 Eric Carle (1929-2021) "The spider didn't answer. She was very busy spinning her web." The Very Busy Spider, 1984 Collage of acrylic-painted tissue paper with colored pencil on illustration board with felt-tip pen on plastic film overlay Collection of the Eric and Barbara Carle Foundation”
photo of gallery label: “THE VERY BUSY SPIDER by Eric Carle, 1984 Carle's graphic design background and the perspective that he brought to book design led him to create features such as the raised spider web in The Very Busy Spider, a tactile quality that would be a pleasing addition to readers of all ages. According to Carle, The Very Busy Spider is about work. "We need to work and finish our tasks despite the many diversions," he wrote.”
For #SaveASpiderDay 🕷️🕸️:
Eric Carle (1929-2021)
Artwork from The Very Busy #Spider, 1984
Acrylic-painted tissue paper collages
Exhibition: “Small Living Things: The Magical Art of Eric Carle” @ Michener Art Museum
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Spiders are swell and spiderwebs are amazing. Even the web some lovely spider wove outside my garden door, forcing me to duck under the web so I wouldn’t damage it.
Because spiders are so cool, I like to make spider-themed jewelry, including this sterling silver pendant.
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Which is fitting as it is #SaveASpiderDay
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Resharing for #SaveASpiderDay 🕷️🕸️
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Resharing for #SaveASpiderDay on #Caturday:
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Small, elongate jumping spider, beige in color with darker brown markings, crawling on the painted wood railing of our front porch, on a sunny day.
In honor of Save A Spider Day, here’s a crummy phone photo of an immature White-jawed Jumping Spider on our front porch railing today. Leavenworth, Kansas, USA. #bugsky #spiders #saveaspiderday #arachnid
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Happy #saveaspiderday
Be nice to them!
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Happy Save a Spider Day! #saveaspiderday #nationalsaveaspiderday #spiderday #happysaveaspiderday
It is also Learn About Butterflies Day…
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🕷️💚 Save a Spider Day 💚🕷️
Why would a cleaning company post about saving spiders?
Spiders are some of nature’s best pest control, without chemicals!
Clean homes and respect for nature. (Plus… this one's pretty cute! 🕷️😊)
#SaveASpiderDay #NatureHelpers #EcoFriendlyLiving #HealthyHomeHealthyPlanet
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SAVE A SPIDER DAY
Little acts of mercy go a long way.
Copyright ©️ John Irvine, 2026
#saveaspiderday #saveaspiderday🕷 #saveaspider #spider #spiders
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Today is Mar 14:
#PiDay
#BakeAPieInSolidarityDay
#RiversDay
#GenealogyDay
#WriteYourStoryDay
#AskAQuestionDay
#LearnAboutButterfliesDay
#CrowdfundingDay
#BlackMidwivesDay
#MathDay
#SaveASpiderDay
#FannyPackDay
#ScienceEducationDay
#314Day
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#AnimalCognitionFunFacts #LearnAboutButterfliesDay
#AnimalCognitionFunFacts #SaveASpiderDay
March 14 is "Learn about butterflies day" and "Save a spider day" 🦋 🕷️
Did you know that butterflies and several species of spiders can see both ultraviolet light and polarized light? 👀👀
#AnimalCognitionFunFacts #LearnAboutButterfliesDay #SaveASpiderDay
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Today, March 14th, 2026, is National #SaveASpiderDay!
( nationaltoday.com/national-sav... )
A #Painting I painted a few years ago:
‘ #Spider Song’
2017 acrylic and oil blend on canvas 18"x24"
by www.JamieRoxx.us
This Sold Painting is Not Available.
#MidCenturyModern #Abstract #PopArt
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This is a three-panel comic featuring a cartoon spider and a person with a flip-flop. 1. In the first panel, a small, fluffy-looking spider with big eyes is sitting on a flat surface. A speech bubble from an unseen person exclaims, **"A SPIDER!!"** in bold, jagged text. 2. In the second panel, a hand tightly grips a purple flip-flop, raised in the air. The speech bubble reads, **"I'LL GIVE YOU WHAT YOU DESERVE!!"**, suggesting an intent to squash the spider. 3. In the final panel, instead of harming the spider, the person gently uses the flip-flop to transport it outside onto the grass, where other small spiders are visible. A speech bubble above the hand reads, **"YOU DESERVE TO LIVE..."** The comic carries a compassionate message about choosing kindness towards all creatures. The artist's handle, **@vegan.frank**, is in the bottom right corner.
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#OTD #TDIH #March14: Happy #SaveASpiderDay! #SaveASpider #Spiders #MusicSky
youtu.be/na8xgu-KLAk?...
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#OTD #TDIH #March14: Happy #SaveASpiderDay! #SaveASpider #Spiders #MusicSky
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#OTD #TDIH #March14: Happy #SaveASpiderDay! #SaveASpider #Spiders #MusicSky #TVSky
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Bathroom friend must have known that it was #SaveASpiderDay, and is now basement friend #spider
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Fun fact. Wolf spiders will hunt and eat brown recluse spiders (also known as fiddlebacks), in addition to venomous black widow spiders, cockroaches, crickets, beetles and silverfish.
Please don't squish them.
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Hey @franzanth.bsky.social apparently March 14 is #SaveASpiderDay if you don't have that or your calendar yet!
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"SPINDLE with foot plate. Made of gold with baroque pearl, rose stones and enamel. The spider with the legs of gold, with remnants of black enamel, the back body (abdomen) consisting of a large baroque pearl, the underside convex of black enamel, the head and mouthpiece with a rose stone. Diameter with outer ring: 8.3 cm. Plate, diameter: 7.8 cm. Foot plate: Of gilt silver, square with beveled turned down edge, upper side coated with green enamel on grass-like bottom pattern. Weight: 3.7 gr. Page length: 2.6 Antaglian Russian work from the 18th century. Purchased by Wilhelmina von Hallwyl September 1896 from antiques dealer Ed Kahlert, Germany. Museum: Hallwyl Museum Object designation: Spider Category: 36. XXXVI Jewelery etc Material: Enamel, Gold, GEM, Rose stones Size: Width 1.6 cm, Length 1.7 cm, Weight 3 g Dating: 1700 – 1799 18th century Manufacturing location: Russia Photo: Bonnevier, Helena, Hallwylska museum/SHM (CC BY 4.0)
(same object, photo shows spider separated from plate)
A lovely #spider piece for #SaveASpiderDay … #PleaseNoSquish 🕷️🕸️:
Spindle with foot plate
Russia, 18th c.
Gold, baroque pearl, rose stones, enamel
W 1.6 x L 1.7 cm, 3 g
Hallwylska museet:
samlingar.shm.se/object/DDE89...
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photo of the entire garment spread out and mounted on display
closeup of the giant spider design
gallery label: 璃寬茶縮緬地蜘蛛模様男物長襦袢 Man's Under Kimono (Nagajuban) with Spider and Spiderweb Taisho (1912-26) or Showa (1926-89) period, 1920s-30s Crepe silk (chirimen) with freehand paste-resist dyeing (yüzen) Promised Gift of John C. Weber Worn under an outer garment or at home, the nagajuban frequently bore eye-catching designs that would be seen only by family and friends. The large spider perched on the right shoulder of the crepe silk robe, whose back is covered with a web against gray clouds, exemplifies such a decoration. The pattern could be a reference to Tsuchigumo, a monstrous, shape-shifting spider featured in Japanese myths and legends as well as in Noh and Kabuki plays. The dramatic, supernatural subject was also featured in ukiyo-e prints, which might have inspired this nagajuban's composition.
For #SaveASpiderDay:
Man's Under Kimono (Nagajuban) with #Spider & Spiderweb, Japan, 1920s-30s
The giant spider design invokes the Yōkai Tsuchigumo (see label) 🕷️🕸️
It was definitely one of the highlights of the Met’s Kimono Style exhibition!
#PleaseNoSquish
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Resharing for #SaveASpiderDay!
#PleaseNoSquish 🕷️
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