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Pop Bottle Bird Feeder

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Date: 06/12/2007 Topics: Craft Projects > Garden & Yard > Bird Feeders | Gardening > Birds & Bird Houses | Photos > Crafts  
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Pop Bottle Bird Feeder
Pop Bottle Bird Feeder
Here's an easy bird feeder that can be made from a painted 2 litre pop bottle.

Materials

  • 2 litre soda bottle
  • spray paint
  • knife
  • wooden spoon
  • acrylic paint
  • sealer
  • yarn

Instructions

First cut a hole in the bottle next to the bottom as in picture. Spray paint the bottle, let dry. Paint on your favorite design, let dry. Spray with sealer and let dry. Tie yarn around top of bottle to hang it up with, put spoon through holes and fill with seeds. Hang up and enjoy all the birds that will be visiting.

By Sandy from Bluff City, TN

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Post by jazzbird719 (52) | (09/27/2007)
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That's a cute idea and I always have those bottles in the recycle bin. Wooden spoons are at the thrift store for about a dime. My winter birdies thank you.


Post by Dorie (46) | (06/22/2007)
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Heyyyy something must be missing..how do the birds feed????
Repost with correct instructions??
Why would you want to paint this bottle?
Dorie


Post by sandyb125 (24) | (06/13/2007)
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the spoon you see is the perch for the birds to sit on to eat the seeds and the spoon is also thru the hole that the seeds come out of. you can see the spoon thru the hole in the picture. sorry if i wasnt clear enough for everyone. sandyb125


Post By Lynda (Guest Post) (06/12/2007)
Forgive me, but where does the seed come out and how do the birds get to the seeds in the bottom of the jug? ???


Post by imaqt1962 (609) | (06/12/2007)
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VERY VERY CUTE

RE: Pop Bottle Bird Feeder


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