How to Make Bird Feeders for Chidren's Crafts
Obtain a string and a pine cone., Clean the pine cone., Re-wash pine cone with only water. , Let the pinecone dry on a towel or cloth., Cover the pine cone with peanut butter. , Stick bird seeds on the pine cone., Tie the string to the top., Hang it...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Obtain a string and a pine cone.
Take out anything such as pine needles.
Remove large drops of sap by rubbing alcohol on a Q-tip.
Then, soak the cones in water.
This will help get rid of little insects that have been using the pine cone as a home.
For even better results, pour in a 1/2 cup of vinegar or ammonia.
Continue this for 20 min. ,, (This can take an hour or two) ,, Sometimes just plain small seeds work just as well. , Make sure it's tight.
If there's no "Top"
Wrap the string around the pine cone several times, then tie a knot on a part of the string.
Use more string to make a hook. , -
Step 2: Clean the pine cone.
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Step 3: Re-wash pine cone with only water.
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Step 4: Let the pinecone dry on a towel or cloth.
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Step 5: Cover the pine cone with peanut butter.
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Step 6: Stick bird seeds on the pine cone.
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Step 7: Tie the string to the top.
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Step 8: Hang it up somewhere where birds usually are.
Detailed Guide
Take out anything such as pine needles.
Remove large drops of sap by rubbing alcohol on a Q-tip.
Then, soak the cones in water.
This will help get rid of little insects that have been using the pine cone as a home.
For even better results, pour in a 1/2 cup of vinegar or ammonia.
Continue this for 20 min. ,, (This can take an hour or two) ,, Sometimes just plain small seeds work just as well. , Make sure it's tight.
If there's no "Top"
Wrap the string around the pine cone several times, then tie a knot on a part of the string.
Use more string to make a hook. ,
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