In the end, we will be just what we want to be. Justin Hayward
Crafts
Craft Specialist
P. S. You can use a thin dowel to push through the wide part of the cone to serve as a perch for the birds.
If you do not have a cup hook, you can use an ice pick and punch through the top of the cone (not too close to the top) and thread thin wire through it and tie it off to make a hanger.
BIRD FEEDER
You will need:
1 Styrofoam cone shape
Peanut Butter ( smooth type works best )
1 bag of wild bird seed
1 cup hook
What
you do:
Take
cone shape & cover w/ a layer of peanut butter. You might want to wear
plastic gloves! Spread out a newspaper on your table & pour half of
birdseed. Roll the cone in the seed & pour more out of bag as
needed. Insert the cup hook in top of cone & hang from a branch
preferably in a tree you can see easily from a window.
Barbara Nichols
Craft Specialist
P. S. You can use a thin dowel to push through the wide part of the cone to serve as a perch for the birds.
If you do not have a cup hook, you can use an ice pick and punch through the top of the cone (not too close to the top) and thread thin wire through it and tie it off to make a hanger.
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