You will need a glass cutter/grinder tool so the seed can pour out the bottom. The one pictured above was actually for sale on Etsy but is no longer being sold so I found a great link to another DIY blog with a little tutorial.

Take a look here…

Just Short of Crazy: Bird Feeder DIY

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Vintage chicken feeders can be very functional and you would love to add them in your home and outdoor space. Not only that, they will also look amazingly stylish and chic. For example, use them as rustic ceiling lamps for your kitchen, or as a lovely planter to decorate the garden, or as beautiful centerpiece of a holiday table.

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