Cup And Saucer Bird Feeder Diy

Now flip the saucer side over and add a copper coupling with stop.

Cup and saucer bird feeder diy.

Diy teacup bird feeder learn how to turn vintage china into a pretty teacup bird feeder for your yard or garden. Make it sit on a long copper pipe length fixed in the garden ground and start using it as a diy bird feeder. Don t forget to fill up the cup with birdseed. Where the teacup goes on the saucer totally depends on the shape of the teacup and how it fits onto the saucer.

Make sure your cup and saucer are clean and dry. Make sure the cup is at the back half of the saucer so there is room for the birdseed to spill out in front of the cup. This project is a great way to use mix and match cups and saucers and thrift store finds. Place a line of glue on the teacup from the rim to the bottom exactly opposite the handle.

Start by gluing the teacup to the saucer. How to make a hanging teacup bird feeder place the teacup on to the saucer and decide where you want the cup to be placed. Then holding the teacup by the handle press the cup down into the saucer. Hold for about 30 seconds.

Let dry for 2 hours or according to directions step 4. Add glue to your teacup and place on to the saucer. You will need to let it sit for about 24 hours before you hang it outside. Secure a cup in the center of a saucer using hot glue.

Tilt up the cup where it meets the plate and apply the epoxy then carefully put the cup back in place to secure it. Using jute twine hang the bird feeder by the handle of the teacup. Squeeze some of the glue onto the edge of your saucer.