Popsicle Stick Bird Feeder Craft

**Looking for a fun craft stick craft, then we have you covered with this fun popsicle stick bird feeder. Great Spring Kids Craft or Kids Camping Craft.**

This fun and colorful Popsicle stick bird feeder is both a fun craft for the kids and a great pop of color to your yard.

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What You Need to Make Bird Feeder

Jumbo Colored Craft Sticks
Hot Glue Gun
Twine
Bird Seed

How to Make A Bird Feeder

Building the base of the bird feeder

Start by laying out your six jumbo sticks next to each other. This is going to be the bottom of the bird feeder.

Glue two sticks across the six base sticks towards the ends of each side of the sticks. This will be what holds your base together.

Add hot glue dots to the four corners of your sticks. Place sticks on top the opposite direction.

Building the Perch for the Bird Feeder

For the perch, you will add glue to the middle of the craft stick. Then glue it the opposite direction of the last sticks you had glued.

Continue gluing the sticks around the outside.

Continue Building the Walls of the Bird Feeder

For those trying to recreate the rainbow, you will place the blue sticks over your perch and for added support add a dot of glue on it as well as the corners.

Adding Rope to Hang Bird Feeder

First, cut your rope or twine into four pieces, each about 2 feet long.
Tie each piece to the corner of the Popsicle stick one level down. This will distribute the weight of the filled bird feeder from the top sticks.
Lastly, you will want to tie the ends. Create a simple loop by not pulling the ends through the knot fully. This will make a loop.

Tip: If you use twine, the knots will stay with a simple knot. If you use a silkier rope (like the white, I used above), you may need to add a dot of hot glue after you know it to keep it in place.

You now set to fill it with bird seed.

Head out side, find the perfect place and hang your bird feeder.

Now, just wait to see what kind of birds your feeder attracts.

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Yield: 1 Birdfeeder