inspired by the modern birdhouse we talked about a few months back, d*s reader courtney of two straight lines decided to create her own version, using eco (and bird) friendly materials. and to be honest, i like hers better! she used a found gourd that she painted with non-toxic paint and used little twigs as the perch. couldn't be cuter if she tried. [thanks, courtney!]
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minimalist birdhouse
inspired by the modern birdhouse we talked about a few months back, d*s reader courtney of two straight lines decided to create her own version, using eco (and bird) friendly materials. and to be honest, i like hers better! she used a found gourd that she painted with non-toxic paint and used little twigs as the perch. couldn't be cuter if she tried. [thanks, courtney!]
Great job. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI loooove this!! xx
ReplyDeletethat's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteCourtney - sell these on etsy and I'll buy one
ReplyDeleteOooh - I'm loving everything bird related these days...but I especially love the pear shape and eco-friendly design!
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI love this, wish I had a garden! IT reminds me of a retro cushion I nearly bought last night from Etsy.
ReplyDeletethe way it's positioned in the photo, it looks like a smiley face!
ReplyDeleteI love this!
ReplyDeleteHow did she hollow the gourd out?
I have made these for gifts. Buy the gourds at the pumpkin farm, keep them in a cool place like your basement for several weeks to dry out(just in time for Christmas!). When you can shake it and hear the dry seeds inside, drill a hole in it and pour out the seeds. if you sand it and spray varnish it, you will be amazed - it will look like beautiful burled wood.
ReplyDeletean instant fave! thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteWeeeee! that's what I'm talkin' 'bout! ;)
ReplyDelete(I was the original anon poster who complained about the other birdhouse...)