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Kid Friendly Bread and Peanut Butter Bird Feeder

Thursday, April 16, 2015

Kid Friendly Bread and Peanut Butter Bird Seed Feeder – easy, safe and inexpensive craft for Spring!  These cute bird seed feeders are fun for the kids to make and give as a gift for Mother’s Day or for a Spring craft project.

Kid Friendly Bread and Peanut Butter Bird Seed Feeder - a fun Spring craft

Hello there!  It’s Katie from The Casual Craftlete blog.  I don’t know about you but my daughter and I are tired of being cooped up inside all winter.  Now that the weather is warming up, Spring is right around the corner.  I thought this bread and peanut butter bird seed feeder would be a fun Spring craft project for my three year old to make .  I think we are going to make some for Grandma and give to her for Mother’s Day.

Kid Friendly Bird Seed Feeders with bread and peanut butter - a fun Spring craft

Here are the supplies needed to make the feeders:

Bread

Peanut Butter

Cookie Cutters

Bird Seed

Twine or string

Kid Friendly Bird Seed Feeders

First we started by placing slices of bread on a cutting board.  I placed the cookie cutter on the center of the bread, then had my daughter push down.  You might have to help your child push the cookie cutter all the way through the bread, depending on how old your child is.

How to make bird seed feeders

After we cut out the shapes, I poked a small hole at the top of each cut out using a paper straw.  This is where the twine will go through, so you can hang your feeders outside.  Next, we let the cut outs dry on the cutting board overnight.  This allows the bread to harden.  I flipped the bread over just once, so that both sides of the bread would harden evenly.

Safe and Easy Bird Seed Feeders for kids to make

Once the bread has hardened, use a butter knife to spread the peanut butter on to the bread.  This is the messy and fun part for the kids.  My daughter said the peanut butter was her favorite part.

Bread and Peanut Butter Bird Seed Feeder is a great Spring craft for the kids to make

After you have spread peanut butter on both sides of the bread cut outs, roll the bread in bird seed until completely coated.  I had to use the paper straw again to remove any peanut butter and bird seed that got inside the holes.  Next, cut a piece of twine and tie in a knot.

Kid Friendly Bread and Peanut Butter Bird Seed Feeder - a fun Spring craft

Hang your feeders on a tree branch, bush or shepard’s hook and enjoy!

Hope you all have a lovely Spring and Mother’s Day!

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Katie Enzenberger

Katie Enzenberger

Meet Katie the blogger behind The Casual Craftlete. I am a wife and stay at home mom to our three year daughter. Some of the things you will find me sharing are easy diy/craft projects, yummy recipes (mostly sweet treats) and my running journey and weight loss. That's where my name came from: Craft and Athlete. Everything I do is quick, easy and simple since I spend most of my day chasing around my daughter. Join me in the simple everyday.
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Filed Under: Crafts / DIY Tagged With: DIY Bird Seed Feeder, How to make a bird seed feeder, Kid Craft, Kid Friendly Bread and Peanut Butter Bird Seed Feeder, Mother's Day Craft, Spring Craft

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  1. Katie Enzenberger says

    Thursday, April 16, 2015 at 2:06 pm

    Thanks for having me today, Rebecca! Hope you are having a lovely week. xo

    Reply
  2. prettyshabbyuk says

    Friday, April 17, 2015 at 4:34 am

    Hi, rebecca, I would love to do a feature on you… please email me..I’m in the UK…. my blog is http://prettyshabbyuk.blogspot.co.uk/ Dawn xx

    Reply
  3. DEB BEAUDRY says

    Monday, August 20, 2018 at 12:03 am

    Please help. I can’t keep my birdseed ornaments together.

    Reply

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