This angel inspired birdfeeder mounts on its own wooden stake so you can place it anywhere in the yard. It can also be used without the feeder tray as a garden decoration. Looks spectacular in natural cedar or in a white stain. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the projects shown.
Birdhouse Collection woodworking plans - Four whimsical house and a bird feeder. Assorted sizes. Patterns for three whimsical bird houses and a bird feeder. Fun, functional houses that can be hung ...
A nice feeder for fruit or suet. If you have Baltimore Orioles in your area, spear on a piece of orange! Easily scale the pattern on your printer to make the size you want. A perfect beginner project ...
Simple projects that could keep the kids busy on a rainy afternoon.
This roomy feeder is wide open for easy bird viewing and the construction, although simple, is rugged enough to last for years. It could be post mounted, put on the stump of a tree or on a deck railin...
This plan offers two classic window sill feeders: one is a simple tray and the other an attractive glass topped tray. These designs include a mounting board you secure to the window sill. Beginner skil...
This feeder features a large storage area so it only has to be refilled with seed once in a while. It may be post mounted or suspended from a branch.
This feeder is a smaller version of our large hopper design. We hang it with a wire hanger on the back or from the top with screweyes.
Use this bird seed feeder to keep your feathered friends fed during the lean days of winter. The feeding saucer allows birds of all species and sizes to feed in your yard. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions.
The popular covered bridges serve as an inspiration for this platform bird feeder. The roof helps keep food dry. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the projects shown.
This gazebo style bird feeder station incorporates several pleasing features, including ivy scrollwork and an all white stained finish. Most parts can be cut from 1/2 inch thick exterior grade wood. For simplicity of construction the roof pieces do not require bevels.