Gnomes have become a beloved symbol of folklore and home decor, adding a touch of magic and coziness to any space. Among the many variations, teacup gnomes stand out for their adorable and compact design, making them perfect for gift-giving, seasonal decorations, or simply brightening up your home. The best part? You don’t need to know how to sew to create these delightful little creatures. Want to make your own? This DIY from Let’s Karen-ize! on YouTube is perfect for you!
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In this step by step guide, Let’s Karen-ize! will teach you how to make this no-sew gnome from start to finish. It’s super easy to make and only needs a few basic crafting supplies. Learn how to make it by watching the video tutorial for the step by step instructions, or continue reading down for the complete written procedure. Thanks to Let’s Karen-ize! for this beautiful DIY gnome tutorial.
Materials:
- teacup
- saucer
- white spray paint
- napkin, from Dollar Tree
- sock
- rice
- fiberfill
- rubber band
- decoupage
- E6000 glue
Directions:
Step 1
Cut a sock right across the heel, fill it with rice for about 1/4, then the rest of the way with fiberfill. Secure the top with a rubber band and set aside. Next, cut the napkin into the size of the teacup, then decoupage it onto the cup as well as the saucer.
Step 2
Once done, it’s time to assemble the gnome. Attach the teacup as a hat onto the body of the gnome using E6000 glue, then add faux fur for the beard. Next, add a little bead for the nose, then decorate the feet and the teacup hat with some faux flowers. Secure the gnome onto the sauce using E6000 glue.
No-Sew DIY Teacup Gnome Tutorial
