DIY Tea Cup Birdfeeder

by Jemma
(IC: blogger)
6 Materials
I feel certain that many of you might just be bird-lovers, birdwatchers, perhaps even photographers of specialized bird species.Well, personally I enjoy watching a variety of birds that soar, nest and tweet in our backyard. From the majestic beauty of the red tail hawk as he sits on the branch of an oak tree or the brilliant crimson red of the cardinal flying from limb to limb. So when we were given the challenge of what to do with a Tea Cup I knew immediately that I wanted to use my tea cup to enhance the quality of life for my bird friends.
So, today six of us tea cup friends and our lovely organizer Links to all will be included at the end of this post.
Once this idea popped into my head, I was so anxious to get it made and get it hung on a Tree branch.I almost felt like the birds were just waiting for me to hurry up and get it made.The great thing about this project is it is FAST and easy too, so your bird friends won't have to wait long either.

It has been recommended by several readers that epoxy glue or E6000 glue be used for this project rather than crazy glue to insure the project stays secure.
Directions for Diy Tea Cup
1. Crazy glue, epoxy glue or e6000 glue tea cup to saucer.
2. Crazy glue, epoxy glue or e6000 tea cup to heart grapevine wreath.
3. Decorate wreath with jute.
4. Tie handle of tea cup to grapevine wreath.
5 Leave enough extra jute at top of wreath to tie bird feeder on to a tree branch.
6 Hang your
7. Fill with bird seed.
Thank you for joining me today!
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Suggested materials:
- Tea Cup and Saucer (TJMAXX)
- Jute (Hobby Lobby)
- Crazy Glue, epoxy glue, e6000 glue (Walmart)
- Scissors (Target)
- Heart Grapevine Wreath (Hobby Lobby)
- Bird Seed (most general stores)

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Published February 22nd, 2017 9:46 AM
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Moj13862602 on Mar 17, 2017
beautiful -
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Tammy Gilliam on Dec 31, 2018
This would be a gift for bird lovers and make it valentine themed. Happy New Year 2019.
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