Hi! I am excited about this post. I have joined up with some other crafty bloggers and we have challenged each other to create a fall mason jar project. You all know I love to work with mason jars. Today I am showing you how to create a fall mason jar hanging bird feeder!
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Fall Mason Jar Hanging Bird Feeder
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Materials Needed:
Mason Jar
Twine – 3 different fall colors
Scissors
Let’s get started with this hanging bird feeder project!
Step 1:
Clean the mason jar and spray it with the Sea Glass spray paint! I gave it two coats with it upside down and then one more coat after I turn it right side up. I love this sea grass spray paint. It went on nicely and I got great results.
Step 2:
This is where we add the twine by creating a fish net look. For this step I have created a short video that you can see at the top of this post. This process just involves a series of knots. It wasn’t hard and did not take very long at all.
Step 3:
Add the chicken feeder and the bird food and hang up for the birds to enjoy! The mason jar just screws into the chicken feeder. I could not believe how easy it was the first time I saw one of these. It is so perfect.
I won’t be able to keep this at my house due to the number of kitties. I would feel like I was setting a trap for the poor birds. But, it will be great to give to someone who doesn’t have outdoor cats or no cats at all. I think the birds will love it. What do you think?
If you would like to see more of my fun projects and designs you can click on any of the following links!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Michelle
Be sure to check out all of the other fall mason jar crafts!
Orange Buffalo Check Painted Mason Jar from Weekend Craft • Fall Mason Jar Craft from Red Cottage Chronicles • Apple Sugar Scrub from Happy Go Lucky • How to Make a Wooden Mason Jar from Create & Babble • Painted Plaid Mason Jar For Fall from Daily DIY Life • Easy To Make Mr & Mrs Scarecrow Mason Jar from Our Crafty Mom • Fall Leaf Mason Jar from Creative Ramblings • Fall Mason Jar Hanging Bird Feeder from Michelle James Designs
Cindy Riley
Tuesday 23rd of July 2019
Thank you so much!
Michelle
Tuesday 23rd of July 2019
You are welcome. I would love to see a picture when you are done!
Cindy Riley
Tuesday 23rd of July 2019
This is so beautiful and looks easy. I have a question though. You said a chicken feeder. I was wondering what that was. Can you get it at Tractor Supply and it screws in the lid? It looked like you might have to put a hole in the lid or something? I couldn't figure it out. Sorry, but I couldn't tell by the picture.
Thank you in advance.
Cindy
Michelle
Tuesday 23rd of July 2019
Hi Cindy. I got mine at Bomgaar's which is like a tractor supply store. You use the jar without the lid and it just screws onto the feeder. It is really easy. I am so glad you like it.
Kara
Thursday 23rd of August 2018
Love the idea of using a mason as a bird feeder! Genius idea and perfect for fall.
Michelle
Friday 24th of August 2018
Hi Kara! Thank you. I have been wanting to make one of these for a while. I am glad I waited for fall. The birds will thank me...I hope.
Sue
Thursday 23rd of August 2018
I just love this one and would want it hanging in my tree too. The part about it being a trap for the birdies because you have cats gave me a giggle but so true.
Michelle
Friday 24th of August 2018
Hi Sue, Thanks so much. I have found a friend who wants this in her yard. It is perfect because she has a nice 4 season room with tons of windows so she can watch them eat and they will be safe. I am glad you like it. I can see a teal one hanging in your tree!
Maureen
Sunday 19th of August 2018
What a fun project! I will have to make one of these for my Mom who loves to watch the birds congregate in her yard and take advantage of her feeders and bird houses!
Michelle
Sunday 19th of August 2018
Hi Maureen! I wish I could hang it up. I would love to watch the birds too. It would be a fun project to give to your mom!