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very clever
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I don't do this, but what a great thing to do. Thanks for the idea and sharing. (no waste in quilting/sewing) And the birdies will love it.
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A great idea for folks who live in apartments or other multiple-guest areas--thanks
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that is a great idea. I've just thrown them outside and they probably end up in my neighbors yards. I will be using this really soon.
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Oh I had no idea! I should try that...I have tons!
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I have a jar full myself... Will use for making stuffed dolls
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It's a cute idea! I've never heard of it or seen it before!
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What a great idea. Thank you!
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great idea gonna start doing this. it will help out alot of birds. i go through alo
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Originally Posted by Lori Peercy
(Post 4731102)
[ATTACH=CONFIG]291603[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]291604[/ATTACH]I save the threads I cut and put into my thread catcher and put into this onld onion bag and in the Spring I hang it outside and the birds use the threads to help build their nests! Talk about recycling! lol
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Love this idea. I knew I was saving those bags for something! Last spring I was brushing (rather than vacuuming later) the excessively shedding fur of my cat out on the deck. I left the clumps of fur out there. Shortly afterward, I heard a very insistent bird call and looked to see what the racket was all about. It was a tufted titmouse shoving the first clump into it's beak. It flew off but returned over and over until all the fur was gone. What a warm cozy nest that must have created!
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