When I found this awesome Santa gnome video tutorial by Needlework And Beads By Tatiana, YouTube, I knew I had to add this idea to my gnome collection. My family loves making gnomes during the holidays, and we have made so many using socks, so I have been looking for a gnome idea that uses different materials to add to my holiday collection. The greatest thing about this project is the fact that it only takes a few minutes to make, so it is perfect for a group project or something you may want to make a few of to give away as gifts. These lovely Santa gnomes are stuffed with rice, and you may want to freeze the rice for a couple of hours to clear it of any weevils.
Materials For The Sock Santa Gnome:
- Socks
- Pantyhose feet
- Rice
- Polyfill stuffing
- A needle and thread
- Googly eyes (or buttons)
- Faux fur
- A hot glue gun
- Glue sticks
- A pair of scissors
Directions:
In this awesome Santa gnome video tutorial by Needlework And Beads By Tatiana, YouTube, you will learn how to make this gorgeous holiday project in a few easy steps. You begin by stuffing the end of your pantyhose foot with polyfill. Then, using a needle and thread, you will form the gnome’s nose and eyes.
Then, you will follow the simple instructions in the video tutorial to make the hat, beard, eyes, and sweater for your beautiful Santa gnome.
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This is a lovely project, it may very well be my most favorite gnome ever!
How To Make A Sock Santa Gnome
