1. Take a vintage silver-plated soup spoon and bend the handle into an elongated “S” or “L” curve using pliers.
  2. Glue the bowl of the spoon directly under the lower lip of a sideways-glued teacup so the spoon handle extends straight outward like a perch.
  3. Glue the cup and spoon assembly securely to the saucer base.
  4. Thread jute twine through the cup handle above and hang the unit from a tree branch.
  5. The extending spoon handle gives timid songbirds a comfortable, sturdy perch to land on before stepping inside to eat.

10. Floating Glass & Teacup Bird Bath Combo

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