DIY Tree Gnomes

Searching pinterest, I’ve found these great ideas for how to transform your outdoor trees into gnomes.
These DIY Tree Gnomes are a fun way to decorate the front porch for Christmas! You only need a few supplies such as a Mini Tree and boots and a cute scarf to make the hat from. They would look great at any time of the year – just change the hat to the season. They make Awesome Outdoor Christmas Decorations – and it can be achieved in no time at all! So check out these ideas for inspiration.

Christmas Tree Gnomes


Christmas Tree Gnomes
Pine branches are turned into these festive gnomes and red felt is used to make the hats.

Christmas Tree Gnomes
To make the beard, white plastic tablecloths can be cut into strips and looped into chicken wire. The nose can be made from a bowl and spray painted in skin color. Use Tull and a big red ribbon for over the beard.

DIY Tree Gnomes

We’re including this video by The Davis Family to show you how they made their outdoor tree gnomes.


DIY Tree Gnomes

DIY Tree Gnomes
This is so clever, give your tree gnome a white beard like Santa by spraying some of the branches with white spray paint.

Christmas Tree Gnomes

Christmas Tree Gnomes

Christmas Tree Gnomes

Christmas Tree Gnomes

Christmas Tree Gnomes

Christmas Tree Gnomes

Christmas Tree Gnomes
DIY Gnome made with things from Dollar Tree including a mop,sock,twine,styrofoam cone and a Christmas ball.

Christmas Tree Gnomes
Transform your shrubs into Christmas gnomes.

Christmas Tree Gnomes

Christmas Tree Gnomes

Christmas Party Game

21 Comments:

  1. For the very tall evergreen gnomes… what supplies were used?

  2. What are you using for the beards on the large tree gnomes?

  3. Could you use white garbage bags for the beard?

  4. How did you make the nose on the large gnome? (it’s super cute BTW)

  5. What did you use for the hats?

    • Hi Amy, you can use anything , from an old jumper or scarf and cut it into 2 pieces to make the hat from which can either be hot glued or sewed.

  6. How much red netting was used for the top of the hat. Want to make sure I buy enough. Then, just loop around onto some kind of bow?

  7. These gnomes are adorable. I found white garland at the Dollar store and used that in strips for the beard. I also found a large styrofoam ball and used an old nylon stocking to cover it for the nose.
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  8. So cute and thanks for the idea. I did my beard with icicle light stands over lapping and covered a beach ball with a pink pillow case for the nose. Wrapped lights around a small beach ball for the pompom. Green lights in an arch across the bush for the hat and red ribbon and lights for the hat brim.

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