Today it’s very cold outside so I’m ready to help out our little feathered visitors by making a Cheerios Bird Feeder. It’s super simple and uses food from your pantry. Great to do with the kids. They can see the different types of birds that come in the different seasons. It’s fascinating. Added to Kids Crafts and Nature Crafts
Here’s an idea I don’t want to forget for Christmas next year – Terrarium Ornaments. Customize to your heart’s content or even to suit the recipient. Super way to use natural materials from your own yard. Added to Christmas Crafts and Nature Crafts
Oh, we’ve got acorns, oh yes we do. And here’s what to do with ‘em if you’ve got kids. First, make Acorn Pumpkins! They’re adoroable. Then, with the acorn tops that weren’t needed for that, make Colorful Acorn Caps. It uses basic craft supplies and the kids will like it. Added to Kids Crafts and Nature Crafts
Time to start putting out suet for the birds here. Why not try making your own Festive Suet? It’s easy and you can add a variety of bird-safe food items to make it even more, well, festive. The birds will love it and you may see some species you’ve never seen before. I love when that happens! Added to Nature Crafts
Don’t know about you, but I’ve been picking up sticks out of my yard all week (and acorns, but that’s another craft!) and now I know what to do with them. I’ll make Rudolf the Woodland Reindeer. Hmm, I might make the whole set of reindeer – Donner, Blitzen, etc. Though I suppose they’ll need brown noses. Hey – acorns are brown…
Added to Christmas Crafts and Nature Crafts
Don’t forget your feathered friends this winter. Keep the bird bath free
of ice by building your own Bird
Bath Heater. Added to Garden
Crafts and Nature Crafts
