What you'll need:
- 3/4 cup birdseed (You can get bird seed from the dollar store)
- 1/4 cup water
- 1 small envelope of Knox gelatin
- twine or string
- cookie cutters, molds or mason jar lids
- wax paper
- Mix together the envelope of gelatin with 1/4 cup of water and bring to a simmer while stirring. continue stirring until the gelatin is dissolved.
- Remove from heat and let cool for a minute.
- Stir in the 3/4 cup birdseed. adding a little more if there is liquid still in the bottom of the pan.
- Lay your cookie cutters out on wax paper and fill half way with the birdseed mixture.
- Cut your twine, knot the end and push the knot down into your birdseed.
- Continue filling with birdseed, covering the end of your twine and knot.
- Push the birdseed evenly into the cookie cutter until it's full
- Allow them to dry overnight. turning them over every now and then.
- Remove from the cookie cutters and hang them in your trees.
- Then wait by the window to watch for your first guest!
What you'll need:
What you'll do:
- Choose 3 colours of string you want to use.
- Measure the string. It should be the length of your fingers, to you elbow. Then cut it when measured.
- They should all be approximately the same size. They don't have to be perfect.
- Grab all your string, and tie a knot at the top Double knot if you have to. This should hold all your string together.
- Spread all your colours out in the order you want them to be in.
- Take the string at the end of your knot, and tape it to the table.
- Take your left string and put it under the middle string. There should be a loop on the left.
- Now take your right string and put it over the middle string, and through the loop, then pull.
- Do this over and over, until your bracelet is done!
Paper Kite
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What you'll need:
- 1 piece of construction paper
- tape
- 2 medium sized sticks
- siccors
- long piece of string
- markers (optional)
- stickers (optional)
- streamers (optional)
- Carefully draw a shape you want your kite to be
- Cut out your shape
- Tape the sticks so they're overlapping each other, it should make a "T".
- Using your siccors, carefully make a small hole for your string to go through
- Tie your string through the hole, make it tight so it doesn't fall of
- Now you can decorate your kite however you like!
You will need:
Supplies |
- Liquid glue
- Small Popsicle Sticks
- Milk or Coffee Cream Carton
- Paint
- Paint brushes
- Sharp Knife or Hole puncher
- Wild bird seed, or regular seeds.
- LOTS of patience
My mini Bird Snack Shack |
- Carefully cut a rectangle on the front of your carton, as shown in the picture.
- Then start gluing your Popsicle sticks to the carton, start on the back and do the front last. (Look at the last picture for recommended pattern.)
- When you have finishes gluing the Popsicle sticks, and the glue has dried, paint your bird feeder any colours you like!
- When the paint is dry, very carefully poke 2 holes using a sharp knife or hole puncher, one on each side at the very top of your carton.
- Now, put your seeds into your bird feeder, find a tree to hang it up on and wait for a bird to enjoy your seeds!
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