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• DIY BIRD BELL SUET FULL

(Press top with spoon to check for hardness). Check once in a while to make sure they are hardening-Careful they’re hot.

DIY BIRD BELL SUET FULL

Line your pots and then scoop the mixture in until the pots are full and level.Pour bird seed into egg whites and stir until it resembles a thick paste.The ratio is roughly two egg whites per cup of bird seed. Beat eggs until fluffy (not too stiff or the bell won’t hold together). I used a piece of a coat hanger, snipped with metal snips.wire/ribbon/string/hemp cord (something to use as a hanger).

Oven bags, parchment paper, or tin foil (to line the pots).Don’t underestimate the gesture of a gift that has a short lifespan. We spend our whole lives accumulating “stuff”. Sometimes fleeting gifts are nice, especially if you’ve gotten a gift before and cringed at the thought of having to keep it on display somewhere in your home. These bells make great gifts because they can bring enjoyment to anyone who enjoys seeing birds in their yard, they are inexpensive to make, and the gift receiver doesn’t have to keep your gift forever. If I could make these bells, this could be a fun activity to do with children and help them learn about birds. They seemed perfectly mysterious, I didn’t know much about them all of those seeds magically bound tightly together, a pleasing shape, I found my challenge. Inserting into the top is easier, but then when it hangs you don’t get that typical “bell” shapeĪfter wandering through the aisles of a local hardware store and examing bird feeders I decided to try and recreate those popular rock hard birdseed bells that come ready to hang. You wish in the case you are not a fan of hanging bird feeders at all.*inserting underneath can be messy, gelatin leaked out when I tried this*

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