If you too are a lazy human being like yours truly, it means that you crave comfort but without having to put too much effort. The fact is you need a room that feels like cozy nest but works without you having to put in too much effort at arranging, organizing and cleaning the room. There are many cozy corner ideas for ultimate comfort to make you even more lazy but in a very comfortable and nice manner. The thing about lazy people is that they have the art of doing something complex and lovely as they would like it to be but with minimum effort because they are lazy. While we are not saying that being lazy is a virtue it can help in some instances like this one.
Last night I was searching Pinterest for some spring decor ideas. As I was pinning away, I was inspired by some of the creative ways people decorated with bird nests, and I thought I'd share them with you! There are links to each blog post for the following images. If you would like to pin any of these ideas - please follow the links to pin them from the original blog source. Creative Ideas to Decorate with Bird Nests How to make a realistic bird's nest. source: Craftberry Bush Hang a bird nest from a door knob with twine.
Are you looking for some simple Easter ideas this year? You're not alone! Many of us are planning ahead now for a much more simple Easter celebration than we might usually have done, or than we might have even been looking forward to a month ago! This year is quite the anomaly with all that
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This easy bird nest craft if perfect for your spring decor. Using different materials you can make natural nests in a variety of sizes.
Our collection of objects and specimens from hikes, work trips and the back yard.
Make A Birds Nest STEAM Challenge. Can you build a nest using natural materials just like real birds do? No glue or tape allowed!
Doves can be a nuisance nesting in your homes gutters and overhangs. Why not welcome these delightful backyard buddies a place to construct a nest with a hand-crafted platform? These homes are made from rough-sawn, weather-resistant cedar with a beautiful golden, red yellow hue. Platforms will have different characteristics like holes, knots, and color variations. After a season or 2 of weather, these will transition into a rustic grey. All joints are sealed with non-toxic wood glue and finishing nails to last season after season. It’s a breeze to install—pilot holes have been drilled into the top and bottom to place it where you need it. It’s best to position your nesting box at least 10 to 15 feet above the ground, this will offer the pair and their eggs better protection from predators. On average doves can have 2-3 broods a year and will continue to use the same nesting sites if they have had successful hatches. {House measures 9”H x 10”L x 5.5”W} 🕊️The first picture in this listing was the first prototype platform I built. You will receive the dove platform that is in all the other pictures and video. 🕊️🕊️These homes are intended for Doves, Robins, Bluejays, and Cardinals…‼️these are not a good option for Pigeons as they are much larger birds. If you are looking for a Pigeon option I have a coop in my shop listings.
More here ****ATTENTION**** No baby birds were evicted in the making of this collection.
10 DIY faux bird nests made with natural elements, craft supplies or upcycled materials.
Wouldn't you love your child to make this stunningly realistic homemade birds nest? Find all the instructions and more here!
An easy and budget friendly craft tutorial for DIY bird’s nest napkin rings using recycled materials is an inexpensive and beautiful way to make your own napkin ring holders!
Using our nature collection and chalk we created this beautiful rainbow! Such a simple activity with so many learning benefits: gross motor play while searching for items, sorting and classifying o…
Designer Porky Hefer's organic capsules are part of Grains of Paradise: Contemporary African Design in collaboration with Southern Guild, a group exhibition at a gallery specializing in contemporary design.
materials : plywood, natural oil colors : natural wood Organic shaped bird hose, it will blend smoothly with the natural surounding. Bird house made from birch plywood, it has a 50mm hole for birds to enter. The shape allows the rain water to run smoothly on it's surface. size : W 160 mm x H 230 mm Hole size 35 mm
Chip brought me home this nest when he was clearing the back fence line a few weeks ago. It is still intertwined in the scrub-bush branches into which it was built. I sprayed it with a couple coats of spray adhesive to help it hold together and then hung it on the wall... branches and all. :)
Even though the wind is howling and the rain is pelting against my windows and it is brrrrrr... cold, I am thinking Spring! ...
Happy Monday, lovelies!!! How was your weekend? We have had some really nice, spring like weather lately, until Sunday that is, when it snowed all day!
Make some DIY bird nests and create Bird themed decor. Gold leaf eggs and display under glass cloche making unique display
I look out the window and can't help but let out a loud sigh as
Make these delicate and simple bird's nests with your kids using old magazines or catalogs, a bowl, and some glue. Gorgeous for Easter or Springtime.
Here are 10 Do It Yourself nesting boxes for your chickens that can be made out of cheap or free materials.
Beautiful pictures
Learn to remove bird nests safely and legally. Not all nests can be removed, but when is nest removal best to keep birds safe?
How to make Winter Woodlands themed DIY Ornaments, a simple, rustic, and elegant addition to your holiday decor.
Every country girl (and guy) needs to try one of these projects from Easy 123 Art.
Whether it's the magical freedom of flight that they possess or their delicate and graceful features, some people just seem to fall under some sort of spell when they go bird watching. And not only are birds exquisite creatures, but we've also attributed them some very human-like traits in our common mythologies. For example, an owl is often seen as a symbol of wisdom, while a magpie symbolizes a sly trickster. And if a swan is attributed to being pure, then a crow supposedly brings death. Birds and us, humans, have always had a mythical and physical bond, so it's no surprise that these feathered creatures fascinate some of us so much.
The paper bird's nest was made from a regular brown lunch bag.The paper is lighter weight as compared to kraft paper or card stock and easier to wrap with.
Build your DIY birdfeeder today. Not only are these great for hanging on your own porch, they make the ideal gift for other wildlife lovers.
Make some DIY bird nests and create Bird themed decor. Gold leaf eggs and display under glass cloche making unique display
Melanie Yanke, Albuquerque, New Mexico Willow Saplings and hand-dyed, discarded sheeting 32 x 32 x 60 inches Photo taken by Addison Doty.
A rusty spring or bed spring is easily upcycled to hold the bird nesting material that your wild birds will LOVE for their nests this Spring!
I've been seeing variations on this theme all over the blogosphere, so I was curious to get my hands gooey and see what I could do... First, I gathered my supplies: Mod Podge, a disposable bowl, brown yarn, a plastic bowl (chosen only for its shape), and an old music book. And plastic eggs!!! Why are they not in the photo? I think my son was trying to swipe them at the time...well, whatever the reason do NOT forget your plastic easter eggs! Next, I channeled my inner birdie and made a nest. I cut the yarn into LOTS of pieces of varying length, then dipped the pieces into my Mod Podge (which I had poured into my disposable bowl). Then I randomly placed the pieces across the bottom of this bowl, overlapping them, going for a nest-y look. I left the bowl to dry overnight (it takes a LONG time to dry!). Looks like a very peculiar cake. Then, on to the eggs! I started by tearing my music paper into strips. Incidentally, I discovered that thin strips are better than thick ones. They wrap around the eggs more easily. I dipped each strip into the Mod Podge... ...then got my little fingers all ooey gooey smooshing the paper all over the eggs. Smoosh smoosh. Then I set up the eggs to dry on my special homemade Mod Podged Egg Drying Contraption (aka, another styrofoam bowl upside down with toothpicks stuck in it). I'm clever, I tell ya. And by the next day, I was able to pry my little nest off its bowl (wait until the Mod Podge looks clear!) and, while it was a little more flexible than I had anticipated, it still looks kinda cool with my eggs! Soo....if I were to do this again, I'd probably try paper mache instead, because I think that might give me a slightly stiffer result. I think I'd do a few more layers on the nest as well- maybe do 2-3 thin layers and allow each layer to dry in between so it wouldn't take forever to dry. But all in all, it was a fun, ooey-gooey project, and I especially love my musical eggs!! :-) This week I'm linking up to: Paper Issues!
A month or two ago I spied these cuties in the Pottery Barn catalog: I really liked them, but at $24 (plus shipping) for a set of 4, that was awfully steep. Then I spotted some little 4 inch birds nests at a craft store for 99 cents each, and decided to make my own. Here’s what you need: nest, [...]
This upcycled selection of birdhouses will have you rethinking the wooden variety from here to eternity.
The Clemson Clay Nest was a public land art installation by Bavarian artist Nils-Udo that was constructed in the botanical gardens at Clemson University in South Carolina in 2005. The nest was built with the assistance of numerous students and other volunteers using 80 tons of pine logs harvested from the local Oconee County pine plantation and hundreds of bamboo stocks that were carefully organized into a circular structure dug in gardens rich red clay. More
The 4th Annual Life of an Architect Playhouse Design Competition had an amazing turnout this year and I am proud to announce the 28 finalists that will be moving on to the final round
We saw the bird nests at Magnolia Market and decided that instead of paying the $20+ price tag, we'd make it ourselves. How to make a nest in 5 easy steps!
Happy Monday, lovelies!!! How was your weekend? We have had some really nice, spring like weather lately, until Sunday that is, when it snowed all day!
Are you looking for some simple Easter ideas this year? You're not alone! Many of us are planning ahead now for a much more simple Easter celebration than we might usually have done, or than we might have even been looking forward to a month ago! This year is quite the anomaly with all that
These birdhouses are the best options for welcoming flighty friends to your yard—ranked by weatherproof durability, eco-friendly quality, and design.
