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DIY: Inexpensive Eco friendly birdseed heart wedding favors

If you share avian love like I do then you have to do this DIY to make an all special and enchanting favors for your wedding guests and the lovely birds around. Apart from being unique and eco-friendly this wedding favor DIY is too inexpensive and even a little kid can accomplish making these favors. Even if you are going to attend the wedding as one of the wedding guests, you can surely make this as a wedding gift to the newlyweds. So, do not just wait and think. Start soon after you learn the procedure given below. All the best and wish you a happy wedding!

DIY Birdseed heart wedding favors

Difficulty level: Easy

Time required: 10-15 minutes

Things needed

To make the bird seed heart wedding favors you will require the items mentioned hereunder:

· Birdseeds

· Water

· Flour

· Corn syrup

· Large sized bowl

· Cookie cutter (heart shaped)

· Jute

· Ink

· Cookie sheet

Procedure

1. Take a large sized bowl and mix flour, water, corn syrup and the gelatin in it.

Step 1

2. Now place heart shape cookie cutter on the cookie sheet and spray it with some vegetable oil.

3. With the help of a spoon, put the mixture from the bowl into the cookie cutter and press it so that it is tightly packed.

Step 3

4. Make a hole inside the mixture that is in the heart shape now. The hole must be above just the center of the heart.

Step 4

5. Remove the heart shaped birdseed mixture from the cookie cutter and repeat the previous steps to get as many as birdseed hearts you wish to create.

Step 5

6. Let these hearts dry for about 5-7 hours.

7. When the birdseed hearts are all dried up, tie a jute string around the center of the hearts with a ‘Thank you’ tag onto the string.

Step 7

8. If you are having an outdoor wedding, you can tie the birdseeds hearts to the branches of some tree around your wedding reception area.

Step 8

Things to watch out for

· Grease your hands when putting in the mixture from the bowl to cookie cutter.

· Let the birdseeds dry completely.

Via: intimateweddings

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