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Photo Credit: Heather Mann // Project by: Carissa Bonham |
Project Cost: $2
- Wood birdhouse: $1
- Felt $0.90 (1 sheet each of 3 different colors/$0.30 each)
- Ribbon (borrowed from a friend)
- Hot glue (on hand)
How I did it:
Use the felt sheets to cut shapes the same size as the walls of the birdhouse. I used light pink for the front and back and dark pink for the sides. Be sure to cut out holes for the bird door and perch. Attach with glue.
Use wide chevron ribbon to cover the edges of the roof. Attach another piece of cut-to-size felt to the roof (I used brown). Repeat with the bottom edge.
Use a piece of skinny red and white ribbon to wrap the perch. Use more skinny ribbon to cover the edges where the felt colors meet.
That's it! Super easy and inexpensive enough to make a little birdy town affordable. Pick up a few wooden candle sticks while you're out to elevate some of the houses for added interest in a multi-house display.
Super cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is darling! I love it.
ReplyDeleteThese are just precious!! I have some birdhouses left from a party I threw a couple of years ago...looks like I have a new idea for how to use them.
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that?!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely darling! Love the peppermint look!
ReplyDeleteAre they small enough to turn into ornaments? I'll probably pick a couple up next trip to the store but if they have ornament-size I'm gonna end up with a whole bunch!
ReplyDeletethis particular birdhouse is pretty big to be an ornament but i know they do have some smaller ones. Michael's also has a variety of birdhouse sizes from ornament size on up.
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