Tin can bird feeder

These summer crafts for kids are perfect to keep kids busy with some fun activities on boring days. They’re going to love these projects!

Transform your empty tuna cans into something useful and stylish with these 20 frugal and genius upcycling tips. Start crafting today!

Modern bird feeders and birdhouses are incredible garden decorations usually placed in your yard or hanging on your trees, windows or balconies, and porches

DIY bird feeders are beautiful garden decorations and inviting places for providing food to birds in winter and early spring

Materials: tin can paint paint brush awl string hot glue (or other strong glue) popsicle sticks bird seed scissors newspaper or paper towels (to protect

Materials: tin can paint paint brush awl string hot glue (or other strong glue) popsicle sticks bird seed scissors newspaper or paper towels (to protect

DIY Bird Feeders From Recyclables. Creating DIY bird feeders from recyclables is an eco-friendly way to attract birds to your garden while reducing waste. Use items like plastic bottles, tin cans, and old jars to craft unique and functional feeders. These projects are not only good for the environment but also provide a fun and creative activity for the whole family.

No matter how you have one or a lot of old tin cans in the recycling bin, stop and think of the list of our DIY projects that can be done easily with your little effort. They can be beautiful decorative purposes, fun crafts, and practical things.

Wedding Day Shadow Box A constant reminder of the most perfect day of my life. I love the tangible-ness (is that a word?) of it all. Included is a program, an invitation, my groom's boutonniere, a handkerchief hand-tatted by a friend, a handmade origami wedding favor box (we made about 300 of these puppies) and a love letter. A few hours before we became husband and wife, my favorite fella sent me this love letter confirming the depth of what was about to take place. This memory shadow box…