First, I absolutely love these Gnomes. I guess you could say im a Gnomey. Lol Second, you should let people know not only did you get certain things from Amazon, or that you've provided a link, but via that Amazon link, they can access your store for many more craft supplies youve used. Some may not understand that by buying via your link or store, it helps you to provide more great crafting videos. Just saying if you're nice enough to share your how tos, you should be able to save on your supplies as well. At lastly, I loved them all, but the little Indian Gnome was possibly my favorite. As quite a few people, I'm part American Indian and although the men could never grow a beard, the Gnome Indian was able to achieve that. Lol ❤
Thank you so much and thank you for the suggestion, I will have to do that. I am part American Indian too. I has several comments about the beard LOL, but it had to be added. Thank you for watching, I really appreciate it.
I made one just like this one last fall. Used a felt body and southwestern material for the headband. I loved his turfed hais and feathers around it. He has fringe on his arms and I beaded the top of his shoes. So cute ans easier for me. Hes very sturdy.
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Mary, all of my patterns for each gnome is in the description just below the video. If you don't see the drop down, you can print all of them from my website www.pattijgood.com. Thanks, Patti
Your Native American is stunning. He seems like a lot of work, but he would totally be worth it. Now you need a Native American Princess to go with him, lol! Now, that would be quite the couple and a stunning piece to put on your coffee table or shelves in your living room. ❤❤❤❤ I think the little guy with the leaf beard needs a sma whiskey jug. I'm trying to find a miniture one. If not, I can make one from clay. It shouldn't be to difficult. I really loved this week's gnome compilation! So many really inspirational little guys. You really did an awesome job!! 😊😊 Thanks for sharing them with us. That little acorn guy will sit nicely on my kitchen shelf, too! I have acorns and squirrels on my big shelf for fall! 😊😊😊
Thank you Jill. I will have to try a Native American Princess. That's a good one. The whiskey jug is a good idea, I saw them in the minature section at Hobby Lobby last year. I should have bought on. Have a great weekend.
Patti, your imagination is so amazing. I loved each one of these gnomes. I have a question regarding the Indian’s arrow and the arms & hands. Do you bake these in a regular oven? Do you need a special type of pan? I read several yrs ago you need to bake in a small countertop oven as it’s toxic. This was quite a few yrs ago. Thank you for sharing. ❤gayle
Thanks Gayle. I have been baking oven bake clay for over 20 years in my oven. I just put it on a cookie sheet with parchment paper. I searched on the Sculpey Clay website and it does not say that you need a special oven. Thanks, Patti
Oh Patti: I enjoy watching you make your gnomes and other critters. All I can say is that you must have asbestos fingers! I kept jumping around when I thought you were getting too close 😳!
Girl you are the pro with gnomes. I love watching you make them. My best always has me making her some. She loves gnomes. Bet you can make them with your eyes closed.
