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Gnome Pillow Dolls Materials:
- Gnome Doll Panel (available from Spoonflower)
- Thread
- Batting
- Knitting Needle or other long tool to push out corners
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If you bought a yard of gnomes, cut the gnomes apart.
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Cut out the gnomes on the dotted lines. Iron the pannels on the wrong side of the fabric if needed.
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Carefully line up the front and back of the gnome bodies, right sides together and pin.
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Sew the front and back together leaving a 1.5″ opening. You can hand sew or use a machine. You can also sew right along the printed edge for a more uniform looking doll or leave a 1/4″ of white showing around the edge (you do not need to be as exact with this option). It is up to you.
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Trim excess seams and notch the fabric up to the seam line at indented points (be careful not to cut the seam).
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Turn gnome pillow right side out and use the knitting needle to help push out the edges/points (be careful not to push the needle through the fabric).
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Stuff the doll with batting. For best results use small pieces of batting at a time. You can use the knitting needles to help push the batting into the corners.
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Hand stitch the opening closed.
Wallah! You now have a sweet Gnome Pillow Doll. Be sure to give him lots of hugs.
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oh goodness! they made up so cutely. I may just have to have a gnome Christmas grouping 🙂
Are these still available to purchase? I clicked the link, but I can’t find the fabric. I would love these for my boys.
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cannot find this fabric,,would like where to get thanks
Try this link…
https://www.spoonflower.com/designs/106225-weefolkart-gnome-dolls-four-colors-by-weefolkart