Here are a couple sites, one even has some poems to put with them. Good Luck!!!
http://www.dcrafts.com/cgtea.htm

http://craftsayings.com/projects/garden_gifts/teacup_feeder/index.shtml

Here's also a whole page of different ones:

Here is a link that might be useful: tea cup bird feeders

I've always wanted to make these, but have never gotten around to it. If you make some, please post pics!

I have made many of the tea cup birdfeeders and I never drill a hole in my cups or saucers. I use E6000 adhesive. I purchase PVC pipe and the end cap. I glue the end cap to the bottom of the saucer and then I glue the cup to the saucer. The PVC end cap will allow you to place the birdfeeder onto the PVC pipe and yet you can still remove it to clean it. Hint - I rub a bit of vaseline inside the end cap to make it easier to remove from the pipe. You can also glue a spoon to the saucer for the bird to perch. I also spray paint the cap and pipe - but not the top of the pipe where the cap end goes, I tape that off. Hope this helps.

Can you post some pictures?

Also, any suggestions how to keep the squirrels from eating all the food?

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While it's not exactly a teacup, I had this jumbo Cheerios cup and saucer from Christmas a couple of years ago and it was sitting in my cupboard taking up space. Never knew what to do with it. So I made a birdfeeder out of it. All I did was glue the cup to the saucer with that Gorilla Glue, that stuff really sticks and then I glued an old jar lid onto my cut off broom stick and then I glued this to the bottom of the saucer. Worked like a charm and the glue really holds it together. This is the second one I've made. They're really pretty easy. For the time being, I just filled it with water, we have so many gackles around, if I was to fill it with sunflower seed they would eat a bowl a day. Ha ha.

Okay, here it is, I hope.

lawmar,

Cute! How appropriate to place it right next to the gnome. I can just hear him saying "Cheerio" with a bit of a British accent like the one in the Travelocity commercials. :-)

Glad I found this post. I wanted to glue a ceramic vase (base) to a plate to make a birdbath but needed some glue suggestions. Thanks.