| Pine-Cone Birdfeeder |
From "DIY Crafts"
episode DIC-216 |
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Materials (figure A): Large pine cone
Paper plate
Plastic knife
Peanut butter
Birdseed
Ribbon
Wire - Attach wire around the top of the pine cone, about 3 sections down.
- Use the knife to spread peanut butter inside the sections of the pine cone and around the edges.
- Roll the pine cone in the birdseed on the paper plate and press the birdseed into the peanut butter.
- Tie a bright bow on the stem at the bottom of the pine cone, or at the top around the wire.
- Hang the birdfeeder from a tree.
Tip: In warm climates, the peanut butter will melt and drip. This is a winter activity! Products: Peanut butter and birdseed are available in grocery stores. Pine cones can be picked up in wooded areas, or may be available at floral-supply and craft stores.
RESOURCES :
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Model: 0806993340
Author: Mike Dillon
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Website: www.sterlingpub.com
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Model: 0316188867
Author: Donald Stokes and Williams Stokes
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To order this title from Amazon.com, click here
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New York , NY 10020
Phone: 212-522-8700
Website: www.twbookmark.com
The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Caged and Aviary Birds
Model: 0754806332
Author: David Alderton
The Ultimate Birdhouse Book: 40 Functional, Fantastic & Fanciful Houses
Model: 0806999357
Author: Deborah Morgenthal
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Sterling Publishing Co. Inc.
Website: www.sterlingpub.com
Birdhouse Builder's Manual
Model: 1565231007
Author: Charles Grodski
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Fox Chapel Publishing
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Model: 1585740551
Author: Geraldine Rudge
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To order this title from Amazon.com, click here.
The Lyon's Press
New York, NY 10011
Phone: 212-620-9580
Fax: 212-929-1836
Website: www.lyonspress.com
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