How to Make DIY Sock Gnomes

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This video tutorial teaches you the step by step the process of making DIY sock gnomes from old socks. From start to finish you will find it so fun to see how orindary old socks can be transformed into cute and adorable sock gnomes for fall and Christmas gifts and decor. I cover every step and make it easy for you to follow along.
Supplies List for Sock Gnomes:
Old or new socks I prefer neutral colors
-Fabric for hat
-Faux Fur
-Wood ball (1”)
-Polyfil
-Rice
-Rubber-band
-Wood skewer or wire
-Sewing machine and thread (optional)
-Hot glue and glue sticks
Sock Gnomes are cute little gnomes that end up being 14”-16” in height. They make perfect fall decor items or Christmas gifts for family and friends. They are SO ADORABLE and can be totally personalized with clothing items or additional embellishments. These sock gnomes are very high quality and can be used from year to year.
The process to make these sock gnomes is pretty straightforward, but if you are not familiar with them then I take you through each step:
There are the 8 steps to make the adorable sock gnomes:
Step 1: Cut your sock into a 7-8" tube shape.
Step 2: Turn your sock inside out and sew up one end. Cinch up the thread and tie it off. Turn right side out (skip if using the toe portion of the sock).
Step 3: Fill your gnome body with rice and polyfil.
Step 4: Close off the top portion of your body with a rubber band.
Step 5: Using the pattern cut out your hat and beard.
Step 6: Sew or hot glue your hat together.
Step 7: Fill your hat with polyfil and a wood skewer or wire.
Step 8: Hot glue your beard, nose and hat in place.
That’s it! And now you can embellish and personalize your gnome however you like!
These sock gnomes are super inexpensive and you can get 4 gnomes out of one pair of long boot socks.
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[@vivianstidham9596]

Thank you for showing how to make these cute little gnomes.

[@AWellPurposedWoman]

Yes of course! Thanks for watching!

[@nurytijerino4482]

Gracias, son fantásticoslos .

[@AWellPurposedWoman]

De nada gracias para vernos! 💗 Elizabeth

[@larondacisneros2573]

Hi thank you for all your hard work very nice and so precious.

[@AWellPurposedWoman]

Thank you Laronda! Elizabeth

[@ladylee8364]

Thank you i love your emails they are really inspiring and now with christmas around the corner love it the ghomes i am going to start to collect me socks thanks agin love the videos

[@AWellPurposedWoman]

Thank you so much! And thanks for watching! Yes hoping to have lots of Christmas videos! 💗 Elizabeth

[@bluestar.8938]

Thank you : )

[@AWellPurposedWoman]

Of course! Thanks for watching! 💗 Elizabeth

[@shellikeller584]

Love this project, my grandkids were asking for something to make for Christmas they could give as gifts, this is perfect, they are both adept with the glue gun so yippee!!! Maybe even some Halloween gnomes!!!! Thank you for the great tutorial!!!!!!

[@AWellPurposedWoman]

That’s so fun!! I love hearing about what you and your grandkids are up to! So fun! That’s awesome they can use the glue gun. Perfect! Happy Crafting! Thanks for being here! 💗Elizabeth

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[@RastaTerriann]

I seem to be challenged in finding the girl sock gnome video. Could you please share where to find it? Thank you, I love your crafts!!!

[@AWellPurposedWoman]

Hi there! Sure this is the link to the girl gnome video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoC4aKaql72EjZo! Thanks for being here! Happy crafting!! 💗 Elizabeth