Hi All! I am getting so excited! There’s only 14 more days till retirement. Then I can get on a normal schedule, and normal sleep schedule as well. No more going to bed before the chickens. Yay!!! Today I will be sharing a two step thrifty upcycle that is so easy a Tutorial really isn’t necessary. Therefore this post will be very short. These two items below were found at Goodwill, a tall candle stick holder and a bowl.
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Two Step Thrifty Upcycle
Once they were washed and dried the bowl was then glued to the candle stand using clear liquid nails.
I placed some rocks in the bowl until the glue dried.
That’s it! Super simple way to make a birdfeeder or birdbath.
How do you like my two step thrifty upcycle? Would you use it as a birdfeeder or birdbath?
Supplies
Tall candle Holder
Bowl
Clear liquid nails
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What a great idea! It’s so cute! Candleholders are so easy to find thrifting!
Thanks Danielle! Good sturdy ones are getting hard to find here in my area! A lamp base would probably work for a feeder though.
I’m so excited for you, Linda. Not only will we get to see more of your lovely projects but it must be such a relief knowing you can finally sleep in if you want to and work in your garden or go visit the kids. Here’s hoping the last few days whizz past in the blink of an eye.
Thank you Michell! Since I’m retired now my motivation seems to have gone down. The first week I kept waking up feeling nauseous. Don’t know why unless it was just because of a big change in my life. Feeling better now but still feel lost and about all I want to do is work outside in my gardens. But today I am going to try and get a post started. 🙂
I am so going to do this!!!! How easy yet something i had not thought of.
Thanks so much for sharing:)
Thanks Maria! My problem is now that I discovered this easy birdfeeder/bath everyone else in my area must have too. Because I now have a hard time finding a good sturdy base. 🙂
So simple! You’ll be able to watch lots of birds play in their new bath once you retire!
Thanks Jen! Yes watch the birds play and a mischievous squirrel come up and knock it over during their bath. LOL