DIY How to create an upcycled/repurposed glass bird feeder from your own dishes or from thrift store glassware, vases, dishes, bowls, pie plates, candy dishes, candlestick holders and more! Use your imagination to create your own bird feeder and garden glass art. The sky's the limit!
• Upcycled Glass Bird Feeder - "Regal Blue"
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This YouTube video demonstrated how to make a bird feeder using thrift store glass items such as candlesticks, plates, wine glasses, and candy dishes. The creator assembled the bird feeder by gluing the glass items together using Gorilla Glue epoxy. They started by gluing a candy dish lid onto a plate and adding blue marbles for decoration. The wine glass was added next, followed by a decorative base. The creator then glued on a platform and a roof before attaching a hook for hanging. They used clay to secure the hook in place while the epoxy dried. The entire process involved allowing the epoxy to dry overnight to ensure a sturdy final product. The finished bird feeder was aesthetically pleasing, with the blue glass reflecting the sunlight in the garden. Overall, the video provided a detailed tutorial on creating a unique bird feeder from thrift store finds.
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"Upcycling, also known as creative reuse, is the process of transforming by-products, waste materials, useless, or unwanted products into new materials or products perceived to be of greater quality, such as artistic value or environmental value." -Wikipedia
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