No Place Like Gnomes

05/23/2026

Hope you all have a safe and happy Memorial Day weekend!

05/23/2026

Hi all! Hubby is still having issues with his foot and I've become the main driver, and person taking care of him. I don't mind but it does take up a lot of time. Thankfully, he was scheduled for surgery in June so we can try and get this thing taken care of.

I haven't had much time to work in the craft room, so hence, no gnomes for a bit. But our group made a Betsy Ross gnome holding a flag. She is adorable. If anyone would be interested in this, let me know and I will try and get one done before July 4th.

Thanks so much for your patience and understanding. Hope to have some new gnomes for you soon.

05/03/2026

Sorry I haven't been very active. My hubby is experiencing health issues and I've become his Nurse Ratchett. He's ok, but needs assistance. I will be back soon, I hope. We will know more in the next couple of weeks. Thanks for your understanding.

04/16/2026

What is your favorite farm animal? Pig, cow, chicken?

04/05/2026

03/24/2026

Dixie says, "Keep your boots dusty and your dreams big!". This little girl and her hobby horse stand about 16 inches tall and sells for $45 plus shipping. PM me if you are interested. Thanks for looking.

10/04/2025

Hi Guys! Quick question for everyone. Would any of you be interested in a more wonky type of doll rather than a gnome. My gnome group is expanding a bit and we have been learning how to make these wonky scary creatures for Halloween. (Bride of Frankie, witch, and Dracula). They aren't really gnomes because they have faces. They are kinda cute but very big (16 inches tall at least). If anyone would be interested in any, let me know. I haven't been posting much because my group is doing these crazy ones for the halloween season. If you like them, I'd consider doing some possibly for next year. Also they are doing a more of prim type of doll as well. Just give me your thoughts. If you want strictly gnomes, I understand. My abosolute favorite are just gnomes but wanted to run this by you. Thanks for your input!