Toilet Paper Roll Bird Feeder With Peanut Butter

With the knife or lolly stick spread peanut butter on the outside of your toilet paper towel rolls careful here to make sure that the peanut butter ends up on the rolls and not being eaten before hand check the rolls make sure the peanut butter is evenly spread.

Toilet paper roll bird feeder with peanut butter.

Spread peanut butter on the outside of a toilet paper roll using a knife or spoon. Because of the peanut butter the seeds will stick. Then cut a piece of string or yarn consider where you are hanging the bird feeder to determine the length loop it through the toilet paper roll and tie it into a knot. We ll probably slather up some more tp rolls with peanut butter roll in more seed so we can watch the squirrels again.

If desired string a loop of hemp twine through the toilet paper roll. The toilet paper roll may absorb some of the oils from the peanut butter. Roll the toilet paper roll on a plate filled with birdseed. Run a long piece of string through an empty toilet paper roll and tie together at the ends.

Now gently roll the toilet paper roll tube around in the seeds pressing down gently to encourage as many seeds to stick to the peanut butter as possible. Spread bird seed onto a paper plate. Roll it through birdseed and hang your toilet paper roll bird feeder for all to see. This is normal and ok pour the bird seeds onto a paper plate and spread it out evenly.

Toilet paper roll bird squirrel feeder without peanut butter by tracy zdelar nov 29 2013. Linking up at the frugal girls chic crafty party. Observe the birds who come to feed. Hang on a post on your back porch or a tree branch in.

Pour the bird seed on to the plates and roll the rolls in the seed you may find. Have your preschooler smear peanut butter all over the surface of the roll. Turn a toilet paper roll into a bird feeder with this step by step tutorial. Hang where birds can enjoy.

All you need is peanut butter bird seed and a cardboard tube. Thread a piece of twine through the toilet paper roll and knot. Loop the string through the toilet paper roll and hang it on a tree or slip the toilet paper roll directly onto a tree branch. Pour bird seed onto a plate then roll the peanut butter covered tube through the seed so that it s entirely covered.

Use a knife to spread peanut butter on the outside of a toilet paper roll. Roll the peanut butter covered toilet paper roll in the bird seed until covered. Using a popsicle stick cover outside of toilet paper roll with peanut butter. Hang the toilet paper roll bird feeder on a bush or slide it onto a branch.

I had so much fun turning a teacup into a bird feeder and the birds in the area really love having it in our yard so i decided it was time to make some more bird feeders. Cut a piece of yarn about 18 long for each bird feeder and set aside. This is a great earth day craft and an opportunity to talk.