In a cosy corner of our Wiltshire workshop, where wood shavings fall like tiny forest petals, a whole gathering of woodland creatures has quietly come to life. Each one begins as a simple block of timber, but with patient hands, a spark of imagination, and a touch of mischief, they transform into charming bird feeders ready to bring a little magic to your garden.
You’ll meet squirrels with playful grins, snails who carry their homes with great pride, and owls who look as though they’ve been keeping watch over the woods for centuries. Mushrooms pop up with gentle curiosity, and gnomes appear just when you least expect them, bringing their own sprinkle of folklore and fun.
Every character is lovingly shaped, full of personality, and eager to welcome feathered visitors. Hang them from a branch, nestle them among flowers, or let them peek out from a quiet corner — wherever they settle, they add a whisper of enchantment and a warm invitation to the birds who pass by.
These aren’t just bird feeders. They’re tiny woodland companions, each one carrying a story carved into its wooden heart.
In a cosy corner of our Wiltshire workshop, where wood shavings fall like tiny forest petals, a whole gathering of woodland creatures has quietly come to life. Each one begins as a simple block of timber, but with patient hands, a spark of imagination, and a touch of mischief, they transform into charming bird feeders ready to bring a little magic to your garden.
You’ll meet squirrels with playful grins, snails who carry their homes with great pride, and owls who look as though they’ve been keeping watch over the woods for centuries. Mushrooms pop up with gentle curiosity, and gnomes appear just when you least expect them, bringing their own sprinkle of folklore and fun.
Every character is lovingly shaped, full of personality, and eager to welcome feathered visitors. Hang them from a branch, nestle them among flowers, or let them peek out from a quiet corner — wherever they settle, they add a whisper of enchantment and a warm invitation to the birds who pass by.
These aren’t just bird feeders. They’re tiny woodland companions, each one carrying a story carved into its wooden heart.
