Put your chandelier on a flat surface and with a plier remove all sorts of wiring and bulbs out of it.
3. Install Washers and Bolts
Add washers and bolts to level up the surface to hold your cups in place.
4. Make Drainage Holes
Drill mini holes in both, the chandelier and plastic bowls or cups so water won’t collect.
5. Attach Cups
Attach cups to the chandelier using epoxy or any strong adhesive.
6. Let it Dry
Now allow the adhesive to dry out completely. This might take a few hours or as per the information mentioned on the epoxy label.
7. Paint it
Spray paint whole of the chandelier including the inside of the cups using spray paint. Be sure to use non-toxic spray paint to ensure the safety of your little friends.
8. Allow it to Dry
After you’re done with spray paint, let the chandelier dry out for a few hours.
9. Add Some Food
Fill in the cups with ample bird food and hang your DIY chandelier bird feeder near a spot in your garden, where birds visit often!
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