Crafts With Coffee Creamer Bottles

Do you love crafting and want to recycle materials to create something adorable? Look no further! Today, we’re going to learn how to make a gnome using a coffee creamer bottle. But wait, there’s more! I’ll also be sharing three free gnome hat patterns for you to try. Get your hot glue gun ready because this is going to be a fun and quick craft!

Create this adorable interchangeable hat gnome.

Easy Creamer Bottle Gnome Idea

At Ruffles and Rain Boots, we absolutely love hearing from our readers and viewers. So today, I’m excited to share one of the most requested recycled gnome ideas: making a gnome from a coffee creamer bottle. This project is incredibly quick and can be customized for any season. Once you’re done, I’d love to see your Christmas gnome versions in our Facebook group (link below). But first, let’s dive into some tips and tricks for creating this easy recycled gnome idea.

You can make three different hats for this easy no-sew gnome.

Tips for Making a Recycled Bottle Gnome

  • Start by thoroughly cleaning and drying the bottle. Glass or plastic bottles both work well for this craft.
  • To make the gnome beard, use faux fur. You can find it in different sizes.
  • I’ve included three DIY gnome hat patterns in the tutorial: a slouchy hat, a standing hat, and a fun-shaped hat. Feel free to choose the one you like the most.
  • Use cotton fabric, fleece, or even dinner napkins to make the gnome hats. You can find a variety of styles on Amazon.
  • If you want to add arms to your gnome, use the same fabric as the hat or a coordinating one. For interchangeable hat gnomes, consider attaching the arms to the hat instead of the gnome body.
  • For the gnome nose, you can use a one-inch wooden ball, a bead, a pompom, or even fabric stuffed with Poly-Fil.
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For a traditional gnome, use the free hat pattern for a standing gnome hat.

More Recycled Gnome Crafts You Might Like

  • Recycled Bee Gnome DIY: This mini gnome is perfect for tiered trays and smaller displays. He’s absolutely adorable!
  • Sweater Gnome Upcycle: Don’t throw away your old winter hat! Instead, transform it into a squishy little gnome in just a few minutes.
  • Mini Gnome Ornaments from a Glove: Use the fingers from a single glove to create an entire set of gnome package tags or ornaments.
  • Fall Sock Gnome DIY: Add a touch of fall to your holiday decor with this easy fall gnome. It’s perfect for Thanksgiving!

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You can turn a coffee creamer bottle into an adorable gnome with swappable hats!

How to Make a Bottle Gnome with Three Hat Styles

Below, you’ll find the step-by-step tutorial for this fun DIY gnome craft. If you prefer visual instructions, I recommend watching the coffee creamer bottle gnome with free hat patterns tutorial on YouTube. Happy crafting!