Twine & Tumbler

Twine & Tumbler I create handmade wreaths & tumblers inspired by nature and love, helping busy homeowners decorate beautifully. Heartfelt.

I started this shop in 2020 and discovered a sense of peace through crafting. Today, I put that same care and creativity into every design. Welcome to Twine & Tumbler — where handmade wreaths meet personalized sipping style! 🎀☕
I’m Beth, a maker with a passion for color, creativity, and creating joy. Since 2020, I’ve been designing wreaths that make front doors smile. In 2023, I added custom subli

mated tumblers to help you sip in style or give the perfect gift. Whether you’re a busy mom looking for cozy home décor or need a thoughtful, one-of-a-kind gift — I’ve got you covered.
✨ Handmade. Home-ready.
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Getting ready for school. What about you?
04/08/2026

Getting ready for school. What about you?

04/06/2026

Your birdbath gets 5-10 visitors a day. This hack makes it 50-100.

The secret: dripping water.

Birds hear dripping water from 100+ feet away. Still water is invisible to them — they can't see a shallow dish from above. But the SOUND of a drip hitting water is a universal bird signal: "Water here. Safe. Come."

THE DRIP HACK — 2 MINUTES:

MATERIALS:
→ 1 plastic milk jug or 2-liter bottle (from your recycling: $0)
→ 1 thumbtack or small nail
→ String or wire to hang it

METHOD:
→ Poke ONE hole in the bottom of the jug with a thumbtack. One hole. Tiny. The size of a pin.
→ Fill with water.
→ Hang it 12-18 inches ABOVE your birdbath so the drip lands in the water.
→ Tie it to a shepherd's hook, branch, or pole above the bath.
→ Adjust the hole size: you want 1 drip per second. Too fast = empty too quickly. Too slow = no audible signal.

THE PHYSICS:

→ Each drip creates a concentric ripple on the water surface. Moving water reflects light in flashing patterns visible from 50+ feet above — birds in flight can spot the flashing.
→ The impact sound travels 100-150 feet through suburban ambient noise. In a quiet morning, further.
→ Ripples prevent mosquito larvae from establishing — mosquitoes need STILL water for 7-10 days. One drip per second keeps the surface in constant motion.

THE RESULT:

A backyard birding study compared identical birdbaths with and without drippers:
→ Drip bath: average 47 visits per day (12 species)
→ Still bath: average 8 visits per day (4 species)
→ That's a 488% increase from one pinhole in a milk jug.

WHO COMES (species that respond specifically to dripping sound):
→ Warblers during spring migration — these canopy birds almost NEVER come to ground level. A drip brings them down.
→ Thrushes (Wood Thrush, Hermit Thrush) — secretive ground birds that follow water sounds.
→ Cedar Waxwings — travel in flocks of 20-40. One finds the drip, the flock follows. Spectacular.
→ All your regular visitors — but more often, and they stay longer.

MAINTENANCE:
→ Refill the jug daily (a 1-gallon jug lasts 8-10 hours at 1 drip/second)
→ Clean the birdbath every 3 days (more visitors = more use)
→ In winter: the drip prevents freezing longer than still water. Moving water freezes at a lower effective temperature.

💡 Pro Tip: Set up a lawn chair 15-20 feet from the drip bath. On a May morning during migration, you'll see warblers you've never seen in your life — birds that have been flying over your yard for years and never stopped.

Have you ever gone on a cruise? 🚢💙 A cruise always seems like the perfect way to relax, recharge, and make memories with...
03/24/2026

Have you ever gone on a cruise? 🚢💙

A cruise always seems like the perfect way to relax, recharge, and make memories with the people you love.

I love hearing about different places people have traveled to. Some of you have probably been to beautiful tropical islands, some to Alaska, and some maybe even right here along the coast. Every trip has its own special memories.

So tell me…
Have you ever gone on a cruise? Where did you go? Did you enjoy it?

If you haven’t gone yet, is it something you would love to do someday? 🌊✨

Spring is finally here… hip hip hooray! 🌸🌷I love the thought of getting back outside, planting flowers, working in the g...
03/20/2026

Spring is finally here… hip hip hooray! 🌸🌷

I love the thought of getting back outside, planting flowers, working in the garden, and just enjoying the sunshine. And of course, sitting outside relaxing with friends and family after a long winter is one of the best feelings ever.

Spring always reminds me that new beginnings are possible, and that brighter days really do come.

Tell me… what is your favorite part of Spring?
Is it the fresh air, the birds, gardening, warmer days, or just being able to sit outside again? 🌼

Good morning,I hope you all have a great day. I am going to try to tackle some organizing and cleaning my craft room/off...
03/19/2026

Good morning,

I hope you all have a great day. I am going to try to tackle some organizing and cleaning my craft room/office.

What are you up to today?

I tried something different this year with my corned beef… and I have to tell you, I don’t think I’ll ever go back to th...
03/18/2026

I tried something different this year with my corned beef… and I have to tell you, I don’t think I’ll ever go back to the crockpot again. 😄☘️

I decided to bake my corned beef instead, and I was so excited to see how it would turn out. The smell in the house was amazing, and the flavor… even better. It came out so tender and delicious, with the perfect crispy edges. Honestly, I think it was the best one I’ve ever made.

Now I’m curious…
Do you cook your corned beef in the crockpot, boil it, or bake it?
Tell me how you make yours, I’m always up for trying new ideas. ☘️😊

Well… I have to admit, I’ve been having a little fun lately playing around with ChatGPT, and I think I might be hooked. ...
03/17/2026

Well… I have to admit, I’ve been having a little fun lately playing around with ChatGPT, and I think I might be hooked. 😄

It’s amazing what you can create when you start trying new things.

Sometimes it’s good to step outside your comfort zone and try something different. You never know what you might discover about yourself when you do.

Wishing you all a very lucky, happy, and fun St. Patrick’s Day ☘️
May your day be filled with smiles, good food, a little laughter, and maybe even a bit of Irish luck.

Tell me… have you ever tried ChatGPT or anything new lately just for fun?

Do you think this photo looks like me? Let me know in the comments.

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56 Coit Avenue
West Warwick, RI
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