How do I clean the bird feeder?

Simply remove the birdseed and wash the teacup and saucer with warm soapy water.

What types of birdseed should I use?

Use a mix that attracts local birds. Sunflower seeds and millet are popular choices.

Yes, but you may need to clean it more frequently in rainy or snowy weather.

Place the feeder in a quiet area away from loud noises or quick movements.

If the feeder falls apart, reapply the glue and allow it to dry thoroughly.

This charming vintage teacup bird feeder is an eco-friendly project that adds beauty to your garden while attracting lovely birds.

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Select a vintage teacup and matching saucer that captures your aesthetic.
Using strong glue, securely attach the bottom of the teacup to the center of the saucer.
Cut a length of jute twine or string, about 18 inches long, and tie one end around the handle of the teacup.
Once the glue has sufficiently dried, fill the teacup with birdseed.
Find a suitable spot in your garden that is visible and safe from predators and hang the feeder using the twine.

Ensure the glue has fully dried before hanging. Choose a sunny spot to attract more birds.