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13 comments

  1. July 17, 2014
    Kara

    I love this! Great upcycling project and it looks easy. Definitely my kind of project!! Plus, Connor is obsessed with birds:)

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    • July 20, 2014
      Tara

      I am pretty partial to birds as well. So long as they aren’t TOO close to me. (Then they make me nervous)

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  2. July 17, 2014
    Bethany

    How great is this?! I love that it’s made from recycled parts. 🙂

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    • July 20, 2014
      Tara

      Me too! You know my specialty: “crafting with garbage” 🙂

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  3. July 17, 2014
    Gypsi

    It looks great! I upcycle gallon water jugs into bird feeders (they last about six months or so), but I have never made anything that actually looked nice like this! Well done!

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    • July 20, 2014
      Tara

      Thank you so much, Gypsi! I admit – it was my mom’s idea to use the peanut butter jar – and it looked so much better than any of the ideas I had been tossing around earlier!

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  4. July 17, 2014
    Melanie

    Good grief, girl! You’re gonna need some more bird food!

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    • July 20, 2014
      Tara

      I know! Hooray! I didn’t know if it was going to work.

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  5. July 20, 2014
    Krista @ the happy housie

    See – it was such a success! Those birds loved your little feeder… and super cool that you reused (literally) junk to make it!

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    • July 20, 2014
      Tara

      I had my doubts, to be honest! But I was so thrilled to learn that it was a successful bird feeder. Now I have to make one for my own house! 🙂

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  6. July 21, 2014
    Virginia Fynes

    What a fabulous upcycle Tara! I’m impressed!

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  7. October 23, 2021
    Mary

    HOW DO YOU KEEP RAIN OUT OF THE FEEDER. iT IS A GREAT IDEA THOUGH.

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  8. October 23, 2021
    Dale Wuestenfeld

    How do you keep rain out of the feeder. It is a very good idea…..

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