
Joan, from Moose Stash Quilting is hosting this fun blog hop. Here’s what she had to say about this project:
| Challenge: To “Gnome” them is to love them! Throw a little Thanksgiving twist into your “Gnomie” project! |
I live in Canada and our Thanksgiving was WAY back in the beginning of October!!! So, it was hard for me to get in the Thanksgiving mood for this hop! But Gnomes are fun!
Before I show you what I made, let me show you what a friend of mine made: A Sewing Gnome! It was for a secret gift exchange at a retreat and I was the super lucky one to get it! I love the bobbins, thimble and the spools of thread of accents!



I’ve been enjoying making rope baskets and things. I found some Sewing gnome embroidery designs at Kreative Kiwi (HERE). This one had the sewing machine. I stitched it out and then used my ‘Stained’ Sharpies to colour him in. It’s going to be a coaster for my water bottle in my sewing studio! It’s approximately 5″ round.

GNOME Blog Hoppers
Be sure to visit all the other GNOME blog hoppers to see a plethora of lovely gnomes!
Monday Nov 18
Tuesday Nov 19
Wednesday Nov 20
Thursday Nov 21
Oh how cool!! What a great idea to put the cute gnome on a coaster!!! xx
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Thanks, Joy!
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What a lucky win…that is one cute gnome. I think your gnome coaster is just delightful. I really need to play a little more with my embroidery machine, but soon. I have a few small baby quilts to work on and a binding. I do have some embroidery on my list and need to start writing down all these fun play ideas!!!
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It’ll be fun to see what you create! 🙂
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The sewing gnome is really fun. Your coaster turned out really cute. Gnomes are just fun.
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I totally agree, Kate!
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Your coaster is really cute, and so is the sewing gnome.
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Thank you, Danice!
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Love your coaster and especially the gnome!! What an awesome secret pal present!!
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Thanks, Brenda!
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Thanks for sharing your gnomes! I hope that they will be helpful in your sewing studio.
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They are very helpful!!! 🙂
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Well that is one wonderful secret gift and timely. The additions are so creative. I love making rope items. Your coaster is a great idea. I haven’t yet attempted doing embroidery on it.This may be the push I need. Thank you
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Thanks, Selina!! Try embroidery – you’ll be amazed at how easy it is. Just pick a design that isn’t too dense!
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Nice job on the gnome building projects! I enjoyed seeing what you made!
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Thank you!
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How cute, Gail! I love your new coaster!
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Thanks, Brenda! It should work perfect to soak up my sweating drinks!
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Love your sewing gnome and your gnome mat. Thanks so much for sharing!
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Thanks, Karrin!
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I have been wondering just how easy it would be to embroider on rope. That little Gnome you colored is too cute. What a fun sewing Gnome too. Great gift!
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Hi Joan, it was easy to embroider on rope. From what I read, the design can’t be too dense, but otherwise, it will work.
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Oh, my goodness, that sewing gnome is amazing–how clever of your friend and how fortunate you were to get one! I really like your rope mug rug too. Nice work!
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Thanks, Carol!! Yes, I felt very special to receive the sewing gnome!
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That’s cute!
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Thank you very much!
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Your gnomes are both adorable!
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Thanks, Elizabeth!
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