I had this miniature cylinder (I don’t actually know what the material is. I think it’s nade from styrofoam ) and I went that would make a great gnome!
The yarn I used for the body, hat, and feet all came from the same ball of yarn. I just cut it into strips based on color.
For the hat, I had a small empty roll of washi tape that I used to start the hat’s spiral. I hot glued the hat to the body, using a toothpick -stuck in through the top- to keep the hat positioned upright.
For the feet, I had some leftovers from the body that I just wrapped the yarn around -after I cut it to the size I needed. Then I stuck the feet with toothpicks to attach to the body.
For the nose, I just used an old earring that I wasn’t wearing anymore.
Everything was hot glued together.
I got inspiration from a gnome I got at a craft show.
Wonderful gnome! He seems like an earthy forest gnome, much more interesting than your store-bought one.
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(Linda -In the year 2025, I am happy to be alive! :us:)
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Your gnome looks like he would be able to blend into the forest to create mischief or to just people watch! So fuzzy…I love that you figured it out just by looking at something else…you have a good crafting mind with a “I can do that” attitude!
) and I went that would make a great gnome!
Hot dang! 
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