Wooden Gnome Garden Stake DIY

Are garden gnomes lucky? The ones we’ve met say they are!

If you don’t have a garden like us, you can make a a cute pair of gnomes to bring a little bit of good luck and cuteness to your houseplants.

• Find a cute gnome image online, resize and print.

• Carefully cut out.

• Paint a thin piece of balsa wood with acrylic paint.

• Add Mod Podge to the back of the gnome.

• Add a top coat of Mod Podge seal the deal.

• Carefully cut out gnomes with a craft knife adding a stake or spike to the bottom of the gnomes to help stick them in the soil.

• Sand down any rough edges.

• Give your gnome a home.

Only question is-what should we name these two?

How to Wooden Gnome Houseplant Accessory DIY by CraftyLumberjacks on Jumprope.