So I’ve been told that I’m due for another blogpost 😉
With all this nice weather we’ve been having, I’ve been working in the garden and spending a lot of time outside the past two weekends…which means very little sewing. Â Plus the craft room is still in the process of getting reorganized. Â Pictures of that to follow soon!
However, here’s a little project from the weekend. Â My freebie plastic Wildbirds Unlimited bird feeder blew off the hook on the patio a while back and broke. Â So, time to make a new one!
DIY Bird FeederÂ
Supplies:Â
Chicken Feeder ($4 at Farm & Home)
Mason Jar (old one that I already had)
Pot Lid with a Hook (50 cents at Goodwill)
Glue (I used Gorilla Glue that Dad left in my toolbox, see warning below)
Total cost ~ $5
Instructions:
- Glue the pot lid to the bottom of the jar. Â If you’re using Gorilla Glue, go easy…it expands to 3x its size. Â I had a bit of a mess to clean up, but nothing a little acetone and a scrapper couldn’t fix!Â
- Fill jar with birdseed.
- Screw on chicken feeder and hang outside!
Ta-da!!
Spring is finally here and my garlic is already growing like crazy!
Hope you have a great week!
Love,
Dora