How to Make a Candle Sconce Birdfeeder
Hi All! Today I will be sharing a super easy project, a repurposed candle sconce, and saucer birdfeeder. Got to keep my little feathered friends fed so they will continue coming around!
For this project, you will need a candle sconce that you can probably find at any Goodwill or Thrift Store. If you choose a sconce that has several areas for candle than you will need extra saucers for each.
A small saucer and some liquid nails.
Wash and dry the saucer and candle sconce.
Next glue the saucer on the sconce where the candle sits. Let dry overnight.
Find the candle sconce birdfeeder a home out in your yard/garden.
Fill with bird seed and sit back and watch your feathered friends flock to their new feeder. You can tell spring is back because some of my perennials are sprouting up in the background. Yay!
That’s it! Easy Peasy way to make a repurposed candle sconce birdfeeder. Have you repurposed any thrifty finds into birdfeeders? If so, I would love to hear about them. I’m always looking for more fun ideas.
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Supplies Needed
One freestanding candle sconce
Liquid nails
Saucer
Birdseed
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Mary says
April 25, 2019 at 6:36 pmThis is like a boutique hotel for birds Linda. SO pretty with the mirror. You are a true bird lover!
Linda @ Mixed Kreations says
April 27, 2019 at 3:34 pmThank you Mary! I do like to watch the birds. 🙂
Claire says
April 29, 2019 at 1:19 amWhat a pretty birdfeeder. And a good idea.
Linda @ Mixed Kreations says
May 2, 2019 at 5:43 amThanks Claire! It was so easy.
Michelle Leslie says
May 7, 2019 at 3:11 amThat’s such a neat idea Linda and we love treating our feathered friends, especially now that’s it’s getting colder and food is not so easy for them to find.
Linda @ Mixed Kreations says
May 8, 2019 at 2:09 pmThank you Michelle! I need to get more made and some shelter too!