I thought I'd show you how to make one of my simpler bird feeder styles. It's a hummingbird feeder made from a wine bottle and I've put together a video tutorial for it.
I go over the tools you'll need to make this bird feeder in the video, but the one thing that you'll likely have a hard time finding are the stoppers with the built in tube feeder. I can't tell you how many people ask me if I sell just the stoppers when I'm out at Farmer's Markets and other festivals. So, here are the one's I use:
I hope you'll enjoy making these and share the project with your bird loving friends!
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Very cool idea!
ReplyDeleteThey are so much prettier hanging from the trees than they are in the landfill!
DeleteGreat idea! Thank you for showing how to make it. I definitely want to try making one.
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My pleasure! Thanks for visiting.
DeleteHow simple! I might have to make one for the tuis in my part of the world!
ReplyDeleteYep, I love simple! Especially when it's made from trash.
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ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I love this.
Thanks for sharing at our Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop.
Angel @ sewcraftyangel.blogspot.com
Thanks, Angel, for co-hosting a fabulous party!
Deletethis is a terrific upcycle project! Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things hop my friend xo
ReplyDeleteIndeed, always a fun time on Katherines Corner.
DeleteI love this! Very cool. I've made some fly traps out of wine bottles but I want to try this.
ReplyDeleteI saw it over at Thursday Favorites and would love for you to come share at my From the Farm Blog Hop:
http://www.fresh-eggs-daily.com/2013/08/from-farm-blog-hop.html
Lisa
Fresh Eggs Daily
Thanks for swinging by, Lisa! I'll check out the hop.
DeleteGreat Idea!! I love hummingbirds :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at the HomeAcre Hop!
I hope you join us again on Thursday.
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Easily the prettiest upcycled feeder I've seen!
ReplyDelete*blush* Thanks, Brooke!
DeleteI'm giddy! I could see selling these at farmer's markets. Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHa! I DO sell them at farmer's markets. Surprisingly, Christmas is the best time to sell them. Folks love them as Christmas gifts.
DeleteDoes the copper wire turn green in the elements? My husband said copper wire would turn green?
ReplyDeleteCopper does indeed patina with time...think Statue of Liberty. Some say it adds to the beauty of something like this but if you don't like the look you can use a little super fine steel wool to restore it's natural sheen.
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