DIY Hanging Bird Feeder (25 Pack)

DIY Hanging Bird Feeder (25 Pack) is a nature-themed craft where kids decorate a hanging feeder with colorful tissue paper, then hang it outside and enjoy the magic moment when birds actually show up to snack on their creation.

Create A Colorful Hanging Bird Feeder Kids Can Decorate And Display Outdoors

DIY Hanging Bird Feeders are the perfect outdoor craft for spring, summer, and nature-themed programs. Kids decorate foam bowls using tissue paper designs, creating bright patterns that look beautiful hanging from trees, porches, or outdoor play areas. Then comes the best part, filling the feeder with birdseed and watching birds visit the craft they made.

This is an excellent craft for camps because it blends creativity with outdoor exploration. It also works beautifully for schools, after-school programs, and recreation centers because it feels meaningful. Kids are not just crafting; they are building something that supports nature and creates a real-world experience they can observe.

DIY Hanging Bird Feeders are also a great rainy-day craft that can be finished indoors and hung up later. It is easy to run as a group project, and the finished feeders make excellent decorations for outdoor classrooms, campgrounds, and community gardens.

Why This Nature Craft Becomes A Favorite Outdoor Activity

• Combines crafting with nature observation and outdoor fun
• Colorful tissue paper designs look beautiful hanging outside
• Perfect spring and summer craft for camps and classrooms
• Creates a real experience kids can watch and enjoy

Product Highlights

• Nature Inspired – A craft that connects creativity with outdoor learning
• Spring And Summer Fun – Perfect seasonal craft for camps and classrooms
• Colorful Display – Tissue paper makes each feeder bright and unique
• Real World Result – Kids can watch birds enjoy what they made

What’s Included in This Craft Kit

• Foam bowls
• Assorted tissue paper
• Stylus sticks
• String

This Nature Craft Is Great For

• Schools: A spring nature craft. Perfect for classroom science tie-ins and outdoor learning projects where students create something functional and observe birds in action.
• After-School Programs: An outdoor-friendly craft. Great for kids who love nature and want a project they can hang up and enjoy long after crafting time ends.
• Camps: A classic summer camp craft. Perfect for nature weeks, outdoor activity days, and crafts that campers can decorate and display around campgrounds.
• Recreation Centers: A community outdoor craft. Great for group programs that want a finished craft that looks beautiful outside and encourages kids to notice nature around them.
• Home: A backyard nature project. Perfect for families who want a fun craft that turns into an outdoor activity kids will watch and enjoy.
• Nursing Homes / Senior Centers: A calming nature craft. Great for intergenerational projects where kids decorate feeders and families enjoy watching birds visit outside common areas.
• VBS: A creation-themed craft. Perfect for programs focused on nature, stewardship, and learning about caring for living things.

How to Get Started

• Lay out foam bowls, tissue paper, stylus sticks, glue, brushes, and string
• Cut or tear tissue paper into shapes and color patterns
• Apply glue and press tissue paper pieces onto the foam bowl
• Attach the string for hanging and let everything dry fully
• Add birdseed and hang it outside to enjoy bird visitors

Tips for Decorating and Displaying

• Use small tissue pieces for more detailed color patterns
• Let the glue dry thoroughly before adding birdseed
• Hang feeders in visible areas so kids can easily watch birds visit

Explore More

For more outdoor and nature-themed craft ideas, visit our blog, including How To Host The Best Summer Camp Arts & Crafts Program Ever and The Ultimate Guide to Hosting a Memorable Group Crafting Session.

You can also explore more outdoor projects in our Outdoor Crafts collection.

Order Your DIY Hanging Bird Feeder (25 Pack) Today

DIY Hanging Bird Feeder (25 Pack) is one of those crafts that turns into a complete experience. Kids decorate it, hang it outside, and then wait like tiny wildlife photographers for birds to arrive. It is creative, calming, and the kind of craft that gets them excited about nature without even realizing they are learning.