Pine cone bird feeder no peanut butter

Often used as a kid's craft, pine cone bird feeders can be an important source of nutrient-dense food for birds in the winter.

Homemade Pine Cone Bird Feeders - Mother nature provides the main "ingredient" in these easy fall crafts. Using pine cones are the perfect way for you and the kids to partake in a fun, frugal and fall inspired project.

I needed a nature activity that would be something that both toddlers and older children could do and enjoy and wouldn't use peanut butter

oday my daughter and I are going to show you How to Make a Simple Pinecone Bird Feeder! It's super simple and a lot of fun. You just need pinecones, birdseed, peanut butter, and some twine or string.

It’s spring, and that means we’re welcoming our feathered friends back from the south with adorable DIY bird feeders.

When giving as a gift, I place the pinecone in a plastic bag and then secure with the decorative ribbon sticking out of the top. That way, the ribbon doesn't get mashed or coated with peanut butter and any falling birdseed will be easily contained.

This bird feeder for kids is adorable and so easy to make! They are fun to clip on branches and will attract winter birds to your yard. Connect with

Make these quick, easy and fun pine cone bird feeders to hang for your feathered friends. Make this easy diy project with preschoolers and kids using peanut butter or without using our list of suggested subsitutions like corn syrup, crisco vegetable shortening or almond butter. You'll have fun making these fun pine cone bird feeders this fall or winter.

This is easy and affordable, so perfect for kids to learn about local wildlife. No peanut butter, just lard and seeds. #forkidstomake #nopeanutbutter #christmascrafts #festivefun #naturespotters #budgetactivities #frugalmom #birdfeeder #pinecone

Check out these DIY bird feeders that kids can make entirely on their own. The projects only need a few supplies each. Then add seed!

Make these quick, easy and fun pine cone bird feeders to hang for your feathered friends. Make this easy diy project with preschoolers and kids using peanut butter or without using our list of suggested subsitutions like corn syrup, crisco vegetable shortening or almond butter. You'll have fun making these fun pine cone bird feeders this fall or winter.

Care for birds! Kids will craft their own bird feeder to help care for their feathered friends.

These pinecone bird feeders made with peanut butter are a great nature craft and bird activity for preschoolers and bird lovers of any age!

Your kids will love watching wild birds eat the seeds off this DIY pinecone bird feeder in your yard. This bird feeder craft is simple to make and takes less than 10 minutes to make.

Peanut Butter Pine Cone Bird Feeder..I used to make these when I was little. Now I can do it with my kids.

How to Make Pinecone Bird Feeders – Elizabeth Grace Gardens

This peanut-free DIY bird feeder is a perfect spring craft for children with peanut allergies.

My kids are constantly collecting pine cones, so I decided to put them to use to feed all our wonderful feathered friends that visit our backyard. These pine cone bird feeders are simple to make and it's definitely fun watching all the different birds that come to visit. Supplies: Pine cone String Peanut putter Birdseed