Teacup bird feeder diy

These DIY Teacup Bird Feeders are super cute and so easy to make. They are a brilliant way to use teacups and saucers that I keep collecting from charity shops. Nothing beats watching birds in your backyard and this hanging Teacup Bird Feeder DIY is super easy to make.

How to make a DIY Teacup Birdfeeder. Easier to make than you think and so pretty in the garden. Use as garden art or to feed the birds.

Turn vintage china into a pretty teacup bird feeder for your yard or garden. This project is a great way to use mix-and-match cups and saucers and thrift store finds. #vintage #garden #teacup #birdfeeder #churchsource

Bird feeders can transform a garden or backyard into a lively and bustling outdoor space. Rather than hanging a standard store-bought feeder, create a teacup bird feeder that will serve as an elegant and stylish outdoor statement piece. It would also make an imaginative gift for your bird-watching or gardening friends.

The great thing about DIY teacup bird feeders is that they are super easy to make and add some additional beauty to your yard and porch.

These Teacup bird feeders make great gifts for Teacher Appreciation Day and Mother's Day! I've created this adorable card to hang on your teacup feeder gifts. The poem explains in a darling way, how to use your feeder. I am sorry but I do now know the author of the poem. Click on the image below then save it to your computer. Then print or have printed at your local office store or photo lab. It's sized to 4 x 6. Be sure to hop on over to my teacup bird feeder tutorial to make one of these…

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Build your DIY birdfeeder today. Not only are these great for hanging on your own porch, they make the ideal gift for other wildlife lovers.

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Autumn is here, and that means it’s time to start putting out food for our beautiful feathered friends. If you don’t have a bird feeder, or you’d like a prettier feeder (or two or…