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"But I'm going to make it, I Love it and su1cculencts."

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"You are just advertizing good bye"

K1956

"This is a Mason Bee house. They don't make honey so there's no way anyone will get a "fresh honey comb" from them! They ARE, however, a VERY important pollinator!"

JDCJeff

"I'm getting ready to try my hand at this. Seem like I remember a show on TV a few years back called the Square Foot Gardener. I'm am also in the process of building a couple of raised beds just for the fun of it. Not sure what I will do with them as this time."

Birdz of a Feather

"Thank you Cheryl! I've never done one for outdoors, but I know that other have waterproofed it with a sealant spray and they reapply each year. Dipping them in concrete might work also, but then you lose the look of the blue jeans. Good luck! If you do it and it work, let me know )"

Upcycled Teapot Birdhouse

By: Crystal from reusegrowenjoy.com

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Does your favorite teapot have a chip? You don't need to throw it away. Instead, you can use it to create this Upcycled Teapot Birdhouse! The easy DIY garden project is a fun way to repurpose items that are destined for the garbage bin in a completely new way. The birdhouse is also the perfect idea for encouraging your feathered friends to flock to your backyard. Budget-friendly and quick to set up, this birdhouse can be enjoyed for years to come. When the birdhouse is complete, you can hang it from a tree limb or from a structure in your backyard. You can also give this birdhouse as a present for bird-watchers!

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

MaterialsMixed Media, Recycled Materials

Primary TechniqueDIY Craft

Easy