Like this Chicken Feeder...a jar screws into the middle and then the chickens feed from the holes on the side.
Not for me though!!!
How about a pretty candle holder?
The part on the top where the jar would go holds your candle.
The holes on the side where the chickens would feed from, holds flowers, berries or evergreen.
Perfect little arrangement.
Don't forget about Christmas too!!
This is an electric candle if you are worried about the candle near the decorations.
I also did another post in the past with a chicken feeder....a pincushion!! Click HERE to see that post!!
Visit your local farmer supply and get a chicken feeder of your own. I've seen them in flea markets too. I bought mine at our Tractor Supply Store.
Happy Tool Time,
~Karen~
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ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! Maggie xx
ReplyDeleteIngenious!
ReplyDeleteSo clever. Love it!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your ideas.
ReplyDeleteThe one lonely feeder that I had, I used as a bird feeder but seeing what you have done, I just may have to go get mne some more
ColleenB.
Very clever indeed! :)
ReplyDeleteI love this idea, especially that pincushion !
ReplyDeletenever seen a chicken feeder, but I'll keep my eyes open. It's a nice idea!
ReplyDeleteI love this!!! Where did you get a chicken feeder? (not too many of them in our neck of the woods!) Great job!
ReplyDeleteSusan
Another great idea!!! Unfortunately, I've only been able to find coloured plastic chicken feeders ... works well for the pincushion and thread holder but not for the candle holder, alas.
ReplyDeleteSo clever, and what a conversation piece! The shape of the feeder reminds me of a spill-proof coffee cup I had years ago!
ReplyDeleteI love that! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteOoooh!! I like that. I can see it spray painted a pretty burgandy color to really make some evergreen and holly berries POP!!! For Christmas. Thanks for the insipiration!!!
ReplyDeleteOh now that is pretty and can be changed to suit the season. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteExcellent ideas as usual!
ReplyDeleteI liked the sewing set. Y would use it to Easter, too.
ReplyDeleteYasmin
Love this! I think I'm going to try and spray paint mine before putting in the candle and greenery. Apparently my motto is "why keep it simple when I can add more work to my day"! lol
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen for another fabulous idea on Tool Time Tuesday - this has become my favorite day of the week!
Another great idea! I am amazed at your ability to think outside the box; you have a real talent.
ReplyDeleteVery clever way to re-use an item and turn it into something pretty and useful. --Vickie
ReplyDeleteI like the industrial nature of the metal and how it's repurposed and softened up for the home. Nice!
ReplyDeleteI've had 2 chicken feeders for years that I put m & m's and candy corn in. But Dear Hubby thought it was too hard to get the candy out of the holes so off the mason jar came. This seems like a great alternative. The candy will just have to go in a candy dish!
ReplyDeleteThis is really adorable! I bet a lot of crafters will be in Tractor Supply this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, one I could see whilst reading your post was popping some foam in the bottom and a scissor collection through the holes.In the centre I would copy your idea with the pin cushion. I also love your berries and candle idea.
ReplyDeletePeg x
I'm with you. I love using something for what it wasn't made for. Love your idea!
ReplyDeleteHave a great night.
Tammy
Super clever! I saw a bunch of these at an antique and resale shop and it didn't even occur to me to do something crafty with them. I may be making another trip to Parke County, Home of the Covered Bridge Festival, to pick them up. Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteTool time Tuesday is my all time favorite thing!!! Thanks for your ideas. Some even make me giggle!!! You are a genius!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! You always have the most creative ideas. Thanks so much for sharing. Blessings.
ReplyDeleteSo COOL and CLEVER! who'da thunk it?? Love these ideas!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute and cleaver ideas!
ReplyDeleteWhat a smart idea! I might have to see where I can pick up one of these little chicken feeders!
ReplyDeleteKaren, You are SO creative. You really have an eye to see things outside the box. I love the pincushion.
ReplyDeleteAlso I love the look of your blog. I wonder how can I use footer( or header on the top ) where I can take the readers to different pages categorizing them like you did. If you know the answer and have a few minutes will you please tell me? Leave it in my blog comment area.
Thanks so much. Warm wishes. Dita.
Love these ideas!
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