Bird food ornaments

suet birdseed ornaments recipeThese sweet little birdseed ornaments are easy to make, and are a fun holiday project with kids!

Birdseed ornaments are easy to make and are a fun DIY project. Learn how to make birdseed ornaments, and make delectable treats for the birds.

I love these little ornaments. They are a great way to decorate the bare winter branches outdoors, and the kiddos will love the fact that the birds are there because of them. You’ll need: 3/4 cup flour 1/2 cup water 1 envelope unflavored gelatin 3 tbsp. corn syrup 4 cups birdseed Christmas themed cookie cutters Read More >>

How to Make a Bird Seed Ornament - Just five main ingredients in this recipe. After a couple of birdseed ornament fails with peanut butter, I'm excited about this easy recipe that has corn syrup and gelatin instead! I can't wait to watch birds out our window with the kids! I think these would be lovely neighbor gift ideas as well.

Learn how to make birdseed ornaments! Easy DIY bird feeder ornaments are an easy and useful craft idea for fall, winter and the holiday season.

These birdseed ornaments are an easy project that will look adorable hanging from your trees, and all the local birds will eat them up.

Looking for a fun, creative, and most importantly kid-friendly activity? ✨ Try our super easy recipe for bird seed ornaments! 🌟 No corn syrup, no gelatin, and absolutely no cooking required. Brilliantly healthy snacks to keep our garden bird visitors well nourished in the cold winter months. Hang this bird-friendly decorations from your trees this winter. And enjoy this fun, sensory activity with your kids. Let the ornament-making begin! 🐦🎄

How to make bird seed oranaments. Making bird seed ornaments is a fun craft for kids or for adults. This bird seed ornaments recipe is easy to make at home with just a few ingredients. Make bird seed ornaments with gelatin for a natural "glue" to hold the bird seed together. Homemade bird seed ornaments make cute DIY Christmas gifts! The kids will enjoy making these easy bird seed ornaments and watching the birds eat from them.

If you’d like to make additional ornaments, I recommend doing them in separate batches. That way, the mixture won’t start to dry out as the ornaments are being made. You want the birdseed to be wet when going into the cookie cutters for maximum stick factor once dried, and prepping individual batches takes just a minute or two.Servings: 3-4 ornaments made from standard-size cookie cutters

This Peanut Butter Bird Treat recipe is so much fun to make!