I know what you are thinking I have gone crazy for Gnomes, well yes my crafting friends I have. It’s the third day in a row that I have featured another Gnome tutorial. Yes, I am obsessed and I hope by the end of this Gnome week you will be too.
This gnome tutorial uses a sock that you can buy brand new or you can use those lost sock soles from the laundry room. I mean Gnomes could be stinky right? (please wash your lost socks first).
Gnomes are still very popular this year and still going strong at craft fairs as good little sellers. I have seen DIY gnomes in all sizes from small baby socks to giant socks to 5 ft gnomes made with stretch knit fabrics and placed as a welcome gnome at the front door of a friends house. So many different variations and a styles of sock gnomes can be made just by changing the color scheme, the beard and using printed socks.
You can see the original full written tutorial for this gnome here.
Looking for more Christmas Gnomes? Check these free DIY tutorials out :
DIY Pinecone Gnomes — CraftBits.com Looking for a fun and easy DIY project that’s perfect for the holiday season? Look no further than these adorable pinecone gnomes! This project from CraftBits.com is a great way to add a touch of whimsy to your Christmas decor. Using just a few simple materials like pinecones, felt, and wooden beads, you can create your own little gnome family in no time. Whether you display them on your mantel, use them as table decorations, or give them as gifts, these pinecone gnomes are sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face.
Christmas Sock Gnomes If you’re looking for a fun and festive DIY project this holiday season, then these Christmas sock gnomes are just what you need! This project from CraftBits.com is a great way to use up those old socks you have lying around the house, and turn them into something cute and cuddly. With just a few simple steps and some basic materials like rice, rubber bands, and felt, you can create your own adorable little gnomes that are perfect for decorating your home or giving as gifts. Whether you make a whole family of gnomes or just one, these little guys are sure to bring some holiday cheer to your home.
DIY Christmas Gnome Wreath — CraftBits.com
Looking for a fun and festive way to decorate your front door this holiday season? Look no further than this DIY Christmas gnome wreath from CraftBits.com. With just a few simple materials like a wreath form, burlap, and felt, you can create your own unique and whimsical wreath that’s perfect for welcoming guests into your home. Whether you choose to make a classic gnome or a more modern one with a Santa hat, this wreath is sure to make a statement on your front door. So why wait? Grab your supplies and get crafting!
I can’t access the written tutorial for this gnome. Am new at this and would love to make some.
There is a highlighted ‘gnome here’ in red on my page. Click on that, should take you there.
Neither can I. It looks like a good one too.