Thread through the piece of string or twine which will be used to hang up the feeder.Towards the neck of the bottle, make two more holes opposite each other.Cut out feeder holes, 7 to 8 millimeters wide, or depending on the size of your bird seeds.Use the pair of scissors once again to widen the holes from which you can cut out the feeder holes.Using a drawing pin, drill four more holes on the sides of the bottle for feeder holes.Then use the pair of scissors to widen the holes created by the drawing pin.Use the drawing pin to drills holes in the bottom of the bottle for drainage.Then take the second stick and push the second perch through so that they form a cross shape when seen from the bottom.Drill another set of holes an inch higher than the first set of holes at exactly 90 degrees from the first set.Take your first stick and push it through the first set of holes to form the first perch for the birds.Use a pair of scissors to widen the holes to a width just smaller than the width of the sticks.Drill another hole in the exact opposite side of the bottom of the bottle.Take a drawing pin and drill a hole on a side towards the bottom of the bottle.Step-By-Step Guide To Making A DIY Bird Feeder Step 1. Empty plastic bottle with a cap, cleaned and dried.What You Will Need To Make A DIY Bird Feeder: My kid joined in so you can let your young ones have some fun too with this DIY bird feeder project. I can make this project practically every season for my lovely bird friends. Fortunately, this DIY bird idea I stumbled upon is easy, eco-friendly, and best of all budget-friendly. It was a pure joy seeing them and I came up with this DIY spring garden idea to make their stay more convenient in my garden. Just last week, I saw a bird busily going to and fro from a tree and into the ground apparently building a nest. One of the perks of spending time outdoors and gardening is the lovely sight of birds and hearing them sweetly chirping among the trees in my garden.
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