Transforming everyday items into functional and beautiful creations can be incredibly rewarding. The Ice Cream Cone Bird Feeder is a delightful project that not only adds a whimsical touch to your garden but also provides a food source for local birds.
This DIY is perfect for nature lovers and those looking to add a unique element to their outdoor space. By hanging these feeders from tree branches, you create an enchanting scene that attracts birds and brings joy to your yard.
These charming bird feeders can be styled to complement a rustic or cottage garden aesthetic. Consider hanging them at varying heights to create visual interest. You can also incorporate them into a garden party or outdoor event as a playful and functional decoration. Pair them with other natural elements like wooden benches, stone pathways, and flowering plants to enhance the overall look.
Materials
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Sturdy ice cream cones (10–12)
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Peanut butter (1 cup)
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Birdseed mix (2 cups)
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Twine or string (10–15 feet)
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Scissors
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Small spatula or butter knife
Directions
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Cut a piece of twine or string about 12 inches long for each ice cream cone.
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Carefully thread the twine through the bottom of the cone, creating a loop for hanging. Tie a knot to secure it.
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Using a spatula or butter knife, spread a generous layer of peanut butter on the outside of each cone.
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Roll the peanut butter-coated cone in a bowl of birdseed mix, pressing gently to ensure the seeds stick.
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Repeat for each cone, ensuring they are well-coated.
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Find suitable branches in your garden or yard and hang the cones at varying heights for an attractive display.
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Check the feeders regularly and refill as needed to keep the birds coming back.
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