You can paint your gnome hats whatever color you want.Just place your Scandinavian Christmas gnomes on your mantle or on a bookshelf with your other Christmas decorations. Decorating with Scandinavian gnomes is really easy.Otherwise, your hat will be off-center and the whole gnome will be off-kilter. When you’re cutting the wood for these DIY Christmas gnomes, you should measure from the middle of the wood.But wood beads like these would look great. I didn’t have the right size, so I used polymer clay to hot glue to the wood. To make the noses, you could use wood beads.You could make this with a thinner wood, but the 2×4 really gives it a nice base to stand on. Rather than hitting my craft store this time, I popped over to the home improvement store and grabbed a single 2×4.The only thing which is critical is the placement of the beard and nose… That’s it. This tomte tutorial is so simple, it’s almost too easy.Image used with permission from Holiday Crafts magazine. Be sure to get your Holiday Crafts 2021 Magazine here (available ), on news stands, and wherever quality publications are sold. You all know how popular this holiday magazine is and I am so honored to have been included. RELATED READING: Love Farmhouse? Make DIY Highland Cows with Faux Fur Now Featured in Holiday Crafts 2021!įriends, I’m over the moon excited to tell you that this wood gnome DIY is now a feature in the 2021 Holiday Crafts Magazine from Better Homes and Gardens! Pin this to your favorite DIY Christmas decorations board on Pinterest and it’ll be here for when you’re ready.Īs an Amazon associate, I could earn from qualifying purchases. No Time to Make This Now? Pin it for Later If you’re ready to make some wooden gnomes for your mantle, let’s get started. About 10 minutes and you’ve got 3 adorable gnomes–and you just have to wait for the paint to dry.
Plus, they’re just so darn easy! Did I say that? Oh, well, they are.
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