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Spring Crafts for Kids: A bird feeder you can make at home

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Spring Crafts for Kids

A bird feeder you can make at home

by Joanne Roehm | October 10, 2011

Children will enjoy getting a little messy while making these bird feeders almost as much as they’ll enjoy watching the birds come and nibble from them once they’re hung outside.

Mini Bird Feeders (0-2 Year Olds)

Supplies

Birdseed, peanut butter (or honey in case of allergies), silicone ice cube molds, ribbon

How to

Step 1: Mix birdseed and peanut butter (or honey) until texture of play-doh.

Step 2: Spoon enough of the birdseed mixture into the mold to cover the bottom

Step 3: Place the end of a piece of ribbon in the center of each mold

Step 4: Cover completely with birdseed mixture

Step 5: Freeze overnight

Step 6: Pop bird feeders out of molds and hang outside (preferably on a cooler day – if it’s too hot out, the peanut butter may melt!)

homemade bird feeder materialsmaking a homemade bird feederfinished bird feeder

For more great kids crafts check out Ready, Set, Craft!.

About the Author

Joanne Roehm
bcjoanneroehm

Joanne Roehm is a freelance writer in Grand Rapids, Michigan. She blogs about kids crafts, cupcakes, rubber-stamping and more on her blog Ready, Set, Craft!

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