Crochet Gnome Parade
Crochet gnomes have long been a feature of this crochet blog and for a while now (since the start of the year to be precies), I have been meaning to do an official round-up of all the free patterns for crochet gnomes. Last year, I crocheted one gnome per month, and each gnome depicts that month. It now means that I have a lovely selection of seasonal gnomes that come out of the cupboard to decorate my home as the seasons change.
Below, I have collected together the patterns and grouped them by season so that it is easier for you to find the gnome you want. I have also included the bonus gnomes at the bottom as well as the pattern to crochet your own amigurumi cork, in case you don’t have any corks to recycle.
Winter
December
The most famous gnome of all: Santa!
January
Snowdrops bravely start coming up in January.
February
The Love Gnome spreads his Valentines Love in February.
Spring
March
The Daffodil gnome welcomes spring.
April
Easter usually falls in March and so the Easter Bunny gnome is all the rage.
May
If you go down to the woods in May, you might find a bluebell gnome.
Summer
June
June is strawberry season, for gnomes too.
July
The nice weather in July makes for many brides.
August
Ladybird, ladybird....
Autumn / Fall
September
Pumpkin soup is in fashion in September.
October
At Halloween gnomes sometimes dress up as witches.
November
Turkeys and Thanksgiving, the perfect November match.
Bonus
Amigurumi Cork
Don’t have a recycled cork to hand, then crochet your own.
Celebration Gnome
A cork gnome dressed as a champagne bottle.
Buzzy Bee Gnome
Here is is the pattern to my first ever cork gnome: the Buzzy Bee gnome.
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2 Comments
Liz E
Hello and happy Easter! I love your gnomes and would like to try to make one or two but there are no links to instructions when I click on the images. Are there instructions somewhere else on your site??
Thanks !
Crochet Cloudberry
Thanks Liz. You should be able to access all the patterns through this link: https://crochetcloudberry.co.uk/free-crochet-patterns/crochet-cork-gnome-patterns/
I will try to sort the links on this page soon.