I've been working hard on my blog... cleaning it up, organizing it, and going back through old posts and editing some content. As part of the clean-up I thought it might be fun to re-post some oldies but goodies!
So today I'm re-sharing this cute little squirrel feeder. We have TONS of squirrels around here!
I saw this one on Pinterest last year.
To make my version of this adorable squirrel feeder I first drilled a hole in the top of the chair to attach it to the fence.
Then I drilled a hole in the seat of the chair for the post to put the ear of corn on making sure to leave room for the squirrels to have a seat!
Then I rummaged around in my shop for some things to use... I found a large screw for the corn post and a nut to hold the screw into the seat.
I also found some old metal, heavy duty staples that I saved from another project .
So, I screwed the chair to the fence using the top hole in the chair.
And used the staples to secure the bottom of the chair.
Then I added an ear of corn. I actually had to screw it on because it wouldn't just push on, it was being difficult!
There you have it! I hope they use it :o)
So today I'm re-sharing this cute little squirrel feeder. We have TONS of squirrels around here!
I saw this one on Pinterest last year.
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Source: Kathleen Jackson via Flickr |
And it just so happens that I have a chair very similar to this one!
To make my version of this adorable squirrel feeder I first drilled a hole in the top of the chair to attach it to the fence.
Then I drilled a hole in the seat of the chair for the post to put the ear of corn on making sure to leave room for the squirrels to have a seat!
Then I rummaged around in my shop for some things to use... I found a large screw for the corn post and a nut to hold the screw into the seat.
I also found some old metal, heavy duty staples that I saved from another project .
So, I screwed the chair to the fence using the top hole in the chair.
And used the staples to secure the bottom of the chair.
Then I added an ear of corn. I actually had to screw it on because it wouldn't just push on, it was being difficult!
There you have it! I hope they use it :o)