DIY Fireman Gnome Tutorial/No Sew Gnome/Free Pattern/First Responder Gnome
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- DIY Fireman Gnome Tutorial/No Sew Gnome/Free Pattern/Firefighter Gnome/First responder gnome. This is an easy to follow tutorial teaching you how to make a fireman gnome. This is a Dollar Tree gnome made from their pool noodles. They measure 2.25” in diameter and 4.5” in length. This is a new sew gnome, so all you need is a glue gun. The pattern is included for free for personal use only. This is an easy pattern for any age. All of my diy gnomes have materials that are easy to obtain. This is also a gnome that you can cut out with a Cricut. If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments as I do respond to them. I hope that you like this video.
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Supplies:
Pattern:(free for personal use) bit.ly/3qNzxrl
SVG Files - bit.ly/3MnOudk
Commercial license: bit.ly/3xhsXv4
Cricut Maker - cricut.pxf.io/5bE2YN
Hat - 70 mm fillable ornament - amzn.to/3hjVVFC
Baby shoes - Shoes - shrsl.com/2znz9
Weighted Beads - amzn.to/3z1vr2e
Pool noodles - shrsl.com/2w3a2 (Cut to 6” in length)
Sticks - - shrsl.com/2w3a9 - Cut to 2 - 5”
Fabric - Red Broadcloth
Hot glue sticks - these are best. amzn.to/37ssFaN
Craft Foam - Yellow, Black and Gray 2mm - bit.ly/35LyrTk
Faux Fur - amzn.to/3qtpJlR
Wooden ball for hands - amzn.to/35sB7Zz
Cork - 1 3/4” x 7/8” (4 needed) bit.ly/3xioj0D
Noodles for arms - amzn.to/3eiX5A0
Felt Ball for nose - etsy.me/3qVbK8L
Glue gun - amzn.to/38ASvZF
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:15 Materials
00:41 Hat
04:48 Jacket
09:55 Pants
11:20 Arms
14:04 Legs
16:49 Shoes
21:45 Assembly
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I can't believe for once I found something at the Dollar Tree. I looked at the one closest to me and no fire hydrant. I went to a different one and they had 2 cases of them. I was so happy. First time I swear that I found something everyone else gets there.😁
I am so glad you found them. I have to go to all of them within 15 miles from my house and work to find stuff. I wish they all carried the same stuff. If you go to store locator on their site and check every box under store amenities, you will find the store nearest you that has everything.
Thanks for the reply I'll have to try dollor tree near me
OMG l love this. My husband and grandson are firemen so I'm going to make them one. I'm going to change the colors to go with their department but that is the only thing. I love your gnomes. Thank you so much and God Bless you.
Thanks Sandy. They will love them. Have a blessed week.
Patty you're absolutely the best gnome maker on TH-cam!! Thank you so much for your talent sharing your patterns and doing such awesome tutorials that are so easy to follow along with!! :-)
AMAZING !!! You are so talented. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. The hardest thing for me is waiting to see what you come up with next lol. Hope you never tire of doing them ...Blessing Diane
Thank you so much Diane. I hope I don't tire of doing them either. I love making them and coming up with something new. Ya'll also give me tons of ideas. Thanks for watching.
.....I Like Firemen...... Patti Your Firemen Gnome Is Brilliant........🙂👨🚒👍........
Thank you so much Elaine. I really appreciate that.
Your Gnomes are the best.
Thank you Patricia.
Patty yet another great awesome gnome!! You are so talented this is an awesome gnome I'm getting behind LOL 😂😂. Thank you so much for sharing your talent your pattern and your wonderful gnomes!! You are absolutely the best gnome maker on TH-cam!!
Wow, thank you so much Linda.
Absolutely amazing. Your attention to details is beyond crazy.
Thank you so much 😀
He is just so cute!
Absolutely adorable. Great gift for any first responder.
Thanks Jimmie.
I’m making one of these for my son!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thabks for sharing
Love it! Great job, thank you so much
I think your tutorials on gnome making are the best and I thank you for sharing your talent
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that.
I’m learning so much and love making the gnomes. You’re an inspiration! Sue
Love all your gnomes and your video's are amazing!!
Cutest gnome ever!
Thanks Patricia. I really appreciate the nice comment
Patty, your talent and imagination are fabulous!!! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much Melba, I really appreciate that.
Thank you for sharing your Creation with us.
Thanks for watching! I really appreciate it.
Love this!!!
Thanks Cindy.
He’s awesome!
You are the best Gnome maker ever!❤️❤️
Thank you so much Elizabeth.
I love how you make this fantastic adorable gnomes. As soon as I can I am going to start buying supplies so when I can start I can finish.
Thanks Jody, once you get your supplies, you will be hooked.
This is amazing. I need to make a fireman gnome to go with my Christmas Gift I received last year. But I need to make mine water proof and having it climbing a ladder to ring the bell. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Patty. Climbing a ladder is a great idea.
Hi Patti, I'm not a new crafter but I'm brand new at attempting gnomes. I have scoured the you tube videos til I'm nearly blind and low and behold, I found yours. I'm on a pension so buying a lot of things isn't in my budget. Before I even start to watch a new video, I first look to see what kind of comments are made, but actually what I'm looking for is whether or not the person doing the videos, even bothers to answer. I have to say, not only are your gnomes exquisite but you actually take the time to either answer or comment to others who have taken the time to comment, to me, that's huge. I know my gnomes will never look anything as beautiful as yours, but I'll try one using a noodle as soon as I can get to a dollar store. I'm in Canada, so we don't have a dollar tree, hobby lobby or Joanns. We have a Dollarama (1.00 - 4.00) I'm sorry this post was so long, but I just feel since I know you put a ton of work into your projects and your videos, that you should be told, THANK YOU SO MUCH!! and we appreciate all you do.
Wendy, thank you so much for the nice comment. I hope that you get to make a gnome soon. You can do it, I have faith in you. If you can't find a pool noodle, you can use a 2" styrofoam cone and add some quilt batting to make it completely round. You will have to shorten it though. The noodle I use is 2.25" in diameter. If you have any questions along the way, you can always email me as well at pattijgood@gmail.com. I will be more that happy to help you. Have a great weekend.
Fantastico 🥰🥰🥰🥰
You are so talented! Thank you for the video’s.
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.
Outstanding!! You are so talented.
Thank you so much!
I love your patterns! Thank you for being so generous! I hope a policeman gnome is coming soon!
Thanks Holle. He is in the works, and coming real soon.
You are such a gift to crafters. I swear one of these days they're going to have to make a group called Gnomes Anonymous. I look forward to every one of these little folks. My Mom is from Germany and absolutely loves gnomes! Guess what she's getting for Christmas this year! I'd love to see what you can do with a German themed gnome and his red topped mushroom. Thank you so much for keeping us looking at the positive when it's so easy for us to see all the negative. You are such a treasure. And I don't know why this is going under my husband's name.... but my name is Pattie too!!
Thanks Pattie. That is really nice of you to say. I can make a German one, I didn't even think of that one. I lived in Germany as a child for a few years. I thinks I can do that one. I have very fond memories of Germany. Thank you so much for watching.
Patti, you do awesome work. I am new to your channel and I love them all. I have been going back and watching all of your tutorials, thank you for sharing your wonderful tutorials and designs.
Thank you so much Helen. I really appreciate that.
Another awesome tutorial Patti. Love him. Pity I can’t get the shoes here in Australia..I use the kinder surprise containers..thank you for your tutorials
Thank you so much Raelene. I had never heard of kinder surprise, I just looked them up. Those would make great shoes. Thanks for the tip.
This would be perfect for my cousin a firefighter 👨🚒!
Hi Patti - Your last name suites you well......”GOOD”. With all of the sadness and negative taking place in our world right now, I so look forward to tuning all of that OUT by your amazing tutorials. You just have “that” voice of reassurance that all is well with the world. Can’t thank you enough for all of your talent & positivity. ❤️
Wow Shannon, that is so sweet of you to say. Thank you so much for your words of incouragement. I really appreciate it. Thanks, Patti
I would LOVE to see a Marine Corp gnome
Patti J. Good, You are a beautiful person. THANK YOU!
Wow, thank you so much Theresa.
I am really loving your gnomes and would really love to make a Viking gnome for my grandson. Would you please make one . I have made the tactical gnome for his brother.
Thanks Yvonne. I plan to make a viking gnome in the near future. I have a new grandson names Erik and they call him a little viking. I am making one for him soon. Thanks, Patti
I just love your gnmoes,I always make one for my friend and myself. could you make a disco and a hippie 😄
Thanks Tammy. Sure, I will add those to my list. Thanks for the suggestions.
@@PattiJGood thank you so much your awesome 😃
What do you use to drill holes in corks? I am new to making gnomes and I think you are the best teacher and most creative.
Thank you so much. I use a 1/4" drill bit and a vise to drill my holes. You can use hair noodles if you don't want to drill the corks.
I love it. You are very talented. I was wondering if you made a workout gnome? My daughter a personal trainer.
Thanks. I can, I will put that on my list for a future video. Thanks for the idea.
Oh my goodness. I love him. Great job. You always amaze me. I did have a question. I am really new on learning different fabrics. In the description you said for the fabric boardcloth but I found broadcloth. Is it the same? Did you get yours from Hobby Lobby? Thank you so much. I love learning new things. Take care.
Thanks you so much. Yes it is broadcloth, my mistake. I got mine at Joann's. I checked Hobby Lobby for red, but they did not have any.
@@PattiJGood thank you
I wonder if I could use felt instead of whatever material you use for jacket and pants?
You definitely could.
Hi Patti Love your fireman.In the video it says you need a pool noodle 4 1/2" In the supplies it says 6".
Thanks Gerry. The noodle is suppose to be 4 1/2" . Sorry for the confusion.
Thank you so much for all that you do. I do want to ask you how you keep your glue gun soooo clean, I have the same one, but it sure doesn't look like yours. lol
Thanks Linda. I have a bottle of Goo Gone next to my desk and I clean my glue gun each time I use it. I haven't always had a clean glue gun, but now that ya'll can see it on camera, I try to keep it clean.😂
I love, love your gnomes. Will you be doing a policeman?
Thanks. Yes. He is coming real soon.
can you make an EMS gnome? i would like to make one for grandson for christmas gift
Ok I have a super dumb question…. On the pattern I see the square that says 1 x 1 gauge. I thought all the pieces in the pattern were the actual size but that doesn’t seem correct as watching the video one of the yellow stripes you comment is 1/2” x 12”. How do I determine which pieces to make larger other than his coat?
Sheila. When you print your pattern make sure you have it print to Actual Size. If you print it and the square is not 1" then it did not print correctly. Some printers default to fit to print.
WOW...how to you think of these? A very creative mind.
We're did you get the beads in the bottom of the shoes?
Thanks Sheila, that is very sweet of you to say. I just study the people and try to put the details in. I get the beads here amzn.to/3z1vr2e
patti, Cindy from MN I love your patterns but I have a hard time with mm or things like arms no noodle size or length to cut noodle says half but some are 12 some 7 " please help me out. Thanks Cindy
The length of the noodl for the arms I used in this one are 7". If you go to my website you can see all the supplies with all the links to them for each project. Here is a link to the fireman pattijgood.com/2021/07/05/diy-fireman-gnome-tutorial-first-responder-gnome/. If you need help, you can always email me at pattijgood@gmail.com I will always answer you. I want you to be able to make these. Thanks, Patti
Hi Patti, I bought a cricut maker and am trying to learn how to cut things out. When I click on you svg file and print it out, it is a lot smaller then the pdf file. What am I doing wrong?
If you print an svg file, it will print smaller because it is sized for a 12 x 12 mat. You will have to download it and bring it into design space to use it in Cricut.
how do I get part 1 and 2 and pants and pockets of fireman to come out with a 1x1 gauge
bit.ly/3qNzxrl. Just make sure when you are printing that it does not resize. Make sure your printer settings are not fit to page, but to print without sizing.
Patti I love all you gnomes where can I get a copy of all the gnomes…I love the fireman and policeman….or do you put kits to sell? If you do, how much they are…. Or would you put them into kits…also, can I make them and sell them as long as I give you credit as the designer
Thanks Susan. All of the patterns for my gnomes are listed in the description of each of the videos. If you don't see it, you can download all of them from my website www.pattijgood.com. I should make kits, I didnt even think about that. Great idea. You can make them to sell, but you will have to purchase a commercial license from my website. I give the patterns away for free for personal use. Thank you so much for watching.
What size are the shoes? I have alot of room inside with cork
They are the dollar tree shoes. They are 1 3/4" long by 1 1/2" wide. If you have play in the cork, you can add quilt batting arount it to make the snug.
How do you print via Cricut? When I click on the link it takes me to the website but no patter.
bit.ly/3FMTGUi
Hi patti, I just saved your svg files to my phone and happened to notice the legs, pants, shirt etc aren't included in the svgs? Or is it not supposed to be in there lol
Sorry about that, I only made the svg file for the hat. Everything else I just cut our with scissors. The striped on his jacket and pants, I just used a paper cutter.
where can I find the patterns for the Christmas gnome ornaments?
All of my Christmas gnomes and patterns are on my website. Here is the link pattijgood.com/category/gnomes-diy/christmas-gnomes/ Thanks, Patti
Hi Patti, I don't know what to do. I can't get those fab little shoes from Dollar Tree as I live in the UK.They are not on Amazon either so frustrating.
I am so sorry that you cannot get the shoes. Here are the measurements 1.8" long x 1.25" wide x 1" height. You can cut a styrofoam ball in half and cut it to this size, you will need to add some weights to it for balance. You can add some nuts to the dowel rods before you push them into the styrofoam, or press them into the styrofoam.
@@PattiJGood Patti that's just fantastic, thank you very much. I will now be able to make the shoes for all the Gnomes that I want to make. I never thought to use a syrofoamball as I am still new to crafting. So a huge Thank You xxxxx
how do you get the pattern pieces?
Deborah, you can download them here.bit.ly/3qNzxrl
I know this was over a year ago, so I hope you will see this! I love the gnome and am getting ready to make him. I kind of skimmed through the video for now just to see what supplies I need, and I don't see anything about the fire hydrant that is in the finished photo. Can you tell me where you got that? Thanks!
Cherryl, they had them at the Dollar Tree. I saw them again this year in the toy department.
@@PattiJGood Thank you! But what about the little one standing next to him in the photo? Is that one you picked up, or is it just a picture you added to it? I can't tell!
@@cherrylehlenburg8412 That is just a picture I added to my photo. Thanks, Patti
How do I mode podge the emblem onto foam
I used hot glue.
How did you print out the pattern
The links to the pattern are on this page. pattijgood.com/2021/07/05/diy-fireman-gnome-tutorial-first-responder-gnome/. Thanks, Patti
I'd like to know how you get those strips so straight
I use a paper cutter. Thanks,Patti
I would love to make this one for my sister.
But the pattern is to big to download and print. Is there any way to separate maybe 3 and 3
Melisa, I had no idea that the file was so big. I just reduced it to 1.8 Meg. Here is the new link drive.google.com/file/d/1BnZbS5xGAbq_leOipw_CHRlpIglK4cQj/view?usp=share_link Thanks, Patti
Where do you get the half of the ornament ?
Bunny, These are the ones I use. amzn.to/3hjVVFC Thanks, Patti
Hi Patti, Do you have a Cricut Maker, and if so can you tell me which one you have and where to buy it? Thank you.
I do have a Cricut Maker, I don't have the new one, I have the one just before that one. You can buy one directly from Cricut, or you can get them at Hobby Lobby and Michaels.
@@PattiJGood I have another question. Do you use it a lot for making gnomes, and how so?
@@sugarbear9y Yes, I use it all the time with my gnomes. Especially the ones where I use craft foam or felt. I include all the svg files for the ones I make with the Cricut.
Do you sell your patterns for your gnomes
I don't sell them, you can download them for free on my website. www.pattijgood.com. Thanks, Patti
I noticed a problem with the downloaded pattern. Hat part 1 and 2 and pants do not print to size. They are 75%. Needed to enlarge by 133% to get right.
You need to make sure that your printer is set to 100% when printing, some printers will scale, that is why I put the 1" gauge on the pattern. Thanks for the heads up just in case someone else is having a similar problem. Have a great weekend.
Thank you
Paty; what does the black square means?
It means once you print the pattern, make sure the square is 1" so you know if your printer scaled the image.
@@PattiJGood thanks a lot
How do I get pattern
Judith, you can get all the patterns here pattijgood.com/2021/07/05/diy-fireman-gnome-tutorial-first-responder-gnome/ Thanks, Patti
What size are the pants maybe my pattern isn't printing out to size
When you print the pattern, measure the 1" square and make sure it is 1".
@@PattiJGood ya it didn't lol now I know what that meant lol
@@PattiJGood at the risk of sounding dumb what exactly does that 1x1 gauge mean
@@pgjgjgj that is not a dumb question. It means when you print your pattern, measure the square and make sure it is an inch. If it's not, your pattern will be off size. I need to explain that in my video, because I'm asked that question often. Thanks, Patti
@@PattiJGood so if the square is not 1 inch that means I have to adjust the whole pattern however much the square is off correct?
I am having alot of trouble making this. Mine does not go over the edge for the hat
Did you cut it our with a cricuit, or by hand?
@@PattiJGood by hand
Make sure that when you print the pattern that the 1" square still measures one inch. The craft foam stretches. You will have to stretch is a bit to get the shape right. Let me know, I want to help you. Thanks, Patti
Can I just buy the pattern from you? And the police badge
You can buy the pattern if you are using it for commercial use, but if you are using in for personal use, you can just download them here for free. pattijgood.com/category/gnomes-diy/first-responder-gnomes/. Commercial licenses are here pattijgood.com/home-front-page/commercial-license-for-patterns/. Thanks, Patti
But I can't seem to get the pattern in the right size. Did you enlarge the pattern
I did not enlarge it. Make sure the 1" square still measures 1" after printing. Your printer needs to be set at default.
I can never find the patterns. I have tried so many times. Can someone please help me?
Cherrie, here is a link to the pdf file Pattern: bit.ly/3qNzxrl . If you are cutting the hat with a cutting machine, here is a link to the svg files. SVG files: bit.ly/3MnOudk Thanks, Patti. P.S. you can see all of my patterns on my website at www.pattijgood.com
Кто знает скажите пожалуйста, что это за бобинчик для тело и где его берут
It is called a pool noodle. You can get them on Amazon. This one is 2 1/4" in diameter. You can also just use a styrofoam cylinder that is similar to that size.
@@PattiJGood товарищи переведите пожалуйста
Ее называют лапшой для бассейна. Вы можете получить их на Amazon. Этот имеет диаметр 2 1/4 дюйма. Вы также можете просто использовать цилиндр из пенополистирола, аналогичный этому размеру.
@@PattiJGood огромное спасибо
I have trouble hemming the pants after the inseam is glued together
Sorry about the Pauline, are you hemming them inside out? Let me know, I want to help you.
Before I turn them right side in
My pants weren't long enough so I had to tuck in boot
Oh well better luck next time
@@pgjgjgj I bet that looked really cute though.
You are probably going to get so tried of hearing from me..lol. I know I have talked to you in the past about the beads for the arms. The ones you have listed here are no long available, so now what, lol..I am so sorry to keep bugging you.
Debbie, I will never get tired of hearing from you. These are just like the ones that I used amzn.to/35sB7Zz They are 12mm beads. Let me know if you have any other questions, I am here to help ya'll.
How about making a police person?
I do have that on my list to come soon. Thanks, Patti
Hi Patti Love your fireman.In the video it says you need a pool noodle 4 1/2" In the supplies it says 6".
Thanks Gerry. The noodle is suppose to be 4 1/2" . Sorry for the confusion.