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Up-cycled Yogurt Containers Wall Decor

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These glass yoghurt containers are adorable and certainly too good to be thrown away. I actually first came across glass yoghurt jars when travelling in Europe. Each morning I would save the glass jars from the hotel breakfast to bring home as a small souvenir for my kitchen. For many years we kept the set of 4 and enjoyed our overnight oats out of them, but with time one of them has disappeared and one recycled jar has been smashed. So I was excited to see more companies are using re-usable pots and tubs for their packaging here also.

You can see the full tutorial for making this hanging wall art here – I think these would be really cute with succulents hanging in them too.

 

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Make Your Own Bird Seed Cakes – A Fun and Easy DIY for Backyard Birdwatching!

There’s something truly special about attracting birds to your backyard—whether it’s the cheerful chirping in the morning or the beauty of watching different species visit your garden. One of the best ways to keep them coming back is by making your own homemade bird seed cakes! This easy and affordable DIY project is perfect for bird lovers and can be customized with different seeds to attract a variety of feathered friends.

The tutorial from Creative Home Crafts walks you through the simple steps to create nutritious and long-lasting bird seed cakes. But did you know that the type of seeds you use can determine which birds will visit your yard? Here’s a quick guide to some popular seed choices:

Black Oil Sunflower Seeds – A favorite among cardinals, chickadees, finches, and blue jays.
Nyjer (Thistle) Seeds – Loved by goldfinches, siskins, and redpolls.
Safflower Seeds – Attracts cardinals and grosbeaks while deterring squirrels.
Millet – Great for sparrows, doves, and towhees.
Peanuts & Cracked Corn – A hit with woodpeckers, blue jays, and nuthatches.

By mixing and matching seeds, you can create a bird seed cake that invites a wide variety of species into your yard. Whether you’re setting up feeders for winter or just want to enjoy more backyard birdwatching, this DIY is a must-try! 

Ready to make your own? Check out the full tutorial here!

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