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My birdfeeders

PaintedShed, member

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I'm ashamed to say I've been lurking for awhile, looking at all the amazing projects everyone has posted.   I thought I'd post the birdfeeders I've been making.  I make them out of dishes, vases, light globes, jars, or just about anything that has at least one opening.

I attached the vase to the top plate using all-thread and nuts, or glue if its a light globe.  The bottom plate is suspended slightly under also attached to the all-thread with and wing nut.  To fill it up you just take the bottom plate off and fill her up.   Thanks for letting me share!

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Comments (11)

AtticusFinch writes: Looks like the local bird restaurant. Posted: 11:45 am on October 28th

Chovey writes: What great birdfeeders! Very original and creative!!!! so glad you took the plunge....now we want to see more, more, more!!!!!!
cynthia Posted: 4:18 pm on October 22nd

georgiamoon writes: No more LURKING. You have a great creative talent and we want to see more. Thank you for taking the plunge...it wasn't so bad, now was it? We all love it in here! Thanks for sharing, Georgia Posted: 3:04 pm on October 22nd

PaintedShed writes: Thanks everyone! What a welcoming! To answer some questions. The metal stand is a display piece we made out of junk to use at shows. It actually comes apart in three pieces. The top is an old implement wheel, it sits ontop of an old axle, and that sits on top of a disc from an old plow. The building in the background is the courthouse in Bandera, Texas. Its a beautiful building. Posted: 9:07 am on October 22nd

Junk_Sophisticate writes: Welcome to the site and I am happy you posted your project! I've always loved the pottery plates you used in the first photo and they really go well with the brown glass.

I look forward to reading more of your posts.

Candy Posted: 5:53 am on October 22nd

MimiToria writes: Welcome to the site. It is an awesome place to be a part of and I'm sure you'll never regret taking that first unknown step and posting your first project. I was terrified, and now here I am a regular on this site and have a ball.
Your project is great. I will indeed check out your site tomorrow, but my family is tucked in for the night and I've got to get off this pc. Thanks so much for sharing. Your idea here is very creative and all of the members could really play off this project example.
Again welcome, and happy posting.
Gretchen Posted: 11:01 pm on October 21st

KimberlyMelamed writes: Well, welcome! Thanks for going out on a limb and posting your terrific projects. These are very creative and fun too!

Thanks for sharing and I hope to see more,

Kimberly

Posted: 10:21 pm on October 21st

fellowjunker writes: So glad you shared. These are an awesome combination of found items. I love it! The possibilities are endless. Well done. Now maybe you'll become addicted to posting like I have.
xojanis Posted: 7:16 pm on October 21st

junkinhart writes: These are just cute!! Lots of possibilities......and the smaller ones on the wheel are just awesome!!

I checked out your blog -- you have a great talent painting!! The gourds are just gorgeous!!

Welcome to the site and please keep posting your finds and creations!

Cindy Posted: 6:20 pm on October 21st

CottageElements writes: Welcome to the site and thanks for taking the newbe plunge! Love all the ones you have hanging from the wheel, too. Is that something you welded? What is the building in the background? Is that your house? Love the stone and large pillars. Thanks for sharing.

Lani Posted: 6:06 pm on October 21st

LuAnn writes: Glad you took the plunge and posted these awesome bird feeders. How cute are they!!! Especially like all the little ones hanging for the wheel.

Welcome!!

LuAnn Posted: 5:56 pm on October 21st

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