Upcycled DIY Bird Bath

By: Sarah Norton Ramberg from sadieseasongoods.com

By: Sarah Norton Ramberg from sadieseasongoods.com

Somehow we always end up with more lids than containers to fit them. It's a mystery of life that may never be solved; however, there is a solution to your extra lid problem. You can make this cute and easy Upcycled DIY Bird Bath. The birds in your yard will be happy to have their own special watering hole and you will be able to use that extra casserole dish lid that you have been stuffing back in the cabinet for months. Making a homemade bird bath is easy to do and you will love to see the birds cheerfully twittering around in the garden.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteIn an evening

MaterialsRecycled Materials

Primary TechniqueGlass Crafts

Easy

SeasonSpring

HolidayEarth Day

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Morehouse17

Dec 30, 2017

Currently, it is a little chilly to complete a project like this but there is nothing wrong with being prepared. Right now, I am keeping my Grandkitty and he happens to be an indoor cat. His cat tree is located in the window of my office and there just happens to be a large tree that this project would be perfect for. I think Shadow would like to watch the birds in the bath.

Delphine Bryant

Aug 21, 2017

The little birdies in my yard will be so pleased I ran across this post today. I just happen to have two casserole tops without a bottom and some jute cord that I can create two little birdbaths today. Thanks for the inspiration.

The Designing Peng uin

Mar 27, 2016

haven't any lids to use, but several glass pie plates just sitting on a shelf waiting to be useful - no reason this couldn't be used as a bird feeder too for peanuts and sunflower seeds for the jays

sarahwpb 9517147

Apr 06, 2016

Absolutely! I've thought of making a second one as a feeder, too!

quanahs 5032097

Mar 21, 2016

This is a very cute idea Sarah With your clever hanger design, I could use just about any plate, lid or shallow bowl to create the bird bath. I have just the tree outside my office window to hang it and I am sure that my cat will love sitting in the window watching bird TV.