Beaded Gnome Christmas Garland
Yep, I'm at it again with another holiday garland you can make for less!
This time I visited Hobby Lobby for my supplies... There was a 66% off sale on Christmas and I knew I would never get out of there alive but I went!
I filled my cart with supplies of all kinds to create Christmas crafts for less.
Today I'm creating a Christmas gnome garland that is both simple and adorable...
Like I said Christmas was on BIG sale and I couldn't resist filling my cart!
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I found these adorable little gnome head ornaments. They were $2 a package of 4.
And this 6' length of beads that was $3, less than you could buy the beads for!
I removed the gnomes from the package but left the strings that were attached to their hats.
I cut the string at the tie then tied one on in the center of the 6' length of beads.
Next, I found the center of the beads again and tied on another to the left and right of the first gnome.
I kept finding the center between the gnomes and tying on another until the whole beaded garland was full of cute little gnome heads.
I trimmed the strings on the gnome heads and I was finished. I like things simple but if you want to add bows between the gnome heads you could do that too.
A simple garland to decorate for the Holidays!
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Hang it on the tree or wrap it around your favorite vintage piece!
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