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Cheerios Birdfeeder

Cheerios Birdfeeder

An easy and charming three-step craft that's perfect for kids! Using just a few ingredients, peanut butter, Cheerios and birdseed it's a fun project that can be enjoyed by kids and adults.

Recipe by sugarandcharm

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Prep Time: 5 minutes

Total Time: 20 minutes

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Ingredients

1 box Cheerios
1 jar peanut butter
1 bag birdseed
1 cardboard letter

Directions

1Glue the small piece of twine onto the tip of the letter in the shape of a small loop. This way you will be able to hang your feeder outside.
2Paint the cardboard with peanut butter. Coat a nice layer so that the seed and Cheerios will stick well.
3You can outline the letter in Cheerios and then pour birdseed over the peanut butter to completely coat the letter. Use your fingers to pat the birdseed into the peanut butter. You should only see birdseed and Cheerios, since the peanut butter is hidden below.

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barbwire8up said:

Thank you for sharing! I would like to make this someday soon as I really love watching the bird feeders at my house. This sounds easy enough to make and might make some for gifts to give friends. Again, thank you so much,

1/7/2013 3:39:03 PM