summer and Easter gnomes

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Let’s make spring gnomificent as well.

Here are some ideas for Springtime garden and Easter gnomes. Regardless of where you need to enhance your gnome quotient, you know that these wonderful free crochet patterns will do the trick. Thus, these amazing little guys will be a great decoration for a small garden, like a balcony or terrace, or as a small accent in a larger space. Better still, since Easter is coming up quickly, there is another use as well. Although hunting for Easter eggs is a time honoured tradition, sometimes the little ones need a clue. Therefore, why not place a gnome pointing this way or that just to where a chocolate egg might be; or might not be. You never know 😀

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Easter gnome

These cute and “eary” garden or Easter gnomes are a great way to combine gnomes with the Easter bunny.  Indeed isn’t this just the cutest deliverer of chocolate eggs?

Skills: Easy   Designer: Nina Milenkovic

Easter gnome

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Easter Gnome

Amigurumi Gnome

Alternatively, this fantasy land garden or easter gnome is a wonderful way to explore colors in a simple amigurumi project. Basically, this is the unicorn equivalent among gnomes.

Skills: beginner Designer:  Carolyne Brodie

Amigurumi Gnome

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Amigurumi Gnome

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Bunny Gonk

Next Bunny Gonk is a wonderful and consequently fun gnome with a grunge aspect. To this point, this little guy is the Oscar the Grouch of Easter bunny gnomes. In all, he’s a bit gruff but a kind soul at heart.

Skills: Easy Designer:  Ling Ryan

Bunny Gonk

The full article about this pattern is here:

Bunny Gonk

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Summer Vacation Gnome

Surely, these is the coolest , chillest summer garden gnome you have ever seen! Certainly, they are a great way to combine gnomes with summer fun for the spring, to help accelerate the warm weather.

Skills: Easy   Designer: Lindsey Dale

Summer Vacation Gnome

The full article about this pattern is here:

Easter Gnome

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Flower Gnome

However, the cool summer garden gnome is not the only one that’ll be a great project. Specifically, this one with a green thumb will be a perfect addition to your flower patch or a gift for an aspiring gardener. Indeed, it’s ideal for planting season in the spring.

Skills: beginner  Designer: Zhaya Designs

Flower Gnome

The full article about this pattern is here:

Flower Gnome on Ravelry or here

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Gnome

However, why not use a more traditional one as a more spring or summer garden gnome? After all, there is a reason why classics become classics, and they can be classics year round.

Skills: Easy Designer:   Jen Hayes

Gnome

The full article about this pattern is here:

Gnome

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Garden Gnome

Without a doubt gnomes are better off with gnome women to match. Thus this garden gnome couple is just the thing to enliven a city garden or Easter display.

Skills: Easy Designer: Lindsey Dale

Garden Gnome

The full article about this pattern is here:

Garden Gnome

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Pocket Gnome Free Crochet Pattern

If you have to do a bunch of gnomes for many friends or you want to celebrate summer with many gnomes in variety of colors, definitely try this pattern.  When making an army of gnomes, a smaller size and quick pattern will let you finish your project without unnecessary delays.

Skills: Easy     Designer: Lindsey Swinger

Pocket Gnome

The full article about this pattern is here:

Pocket Gnome

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Gnome CAL

Your journey with gnome patterns won’t be complete if you skip the Gnome CAL designed by Passionate Crafter. In a winter getup, this gnome will be great farewell to winter.

Skills: Easy     Designer: Passionate Crafter

Gnome CALThe full article about this pattern is here:

Gnome CAL

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