Gnome Quilt Block | Blocks 2 Quilt

Let’s face it, the holidays are here and it’s time to pull out the festive decor, spread the cheer, and sprinkle the fairy dust everywhere. That’s why, I thought it would be fun to add this Gnome quilt block to my collection.

There has been much debate of this little guy in my household. My girls insist that he looks like a wizard or one of the seven dwarfs and Mr. TSL is wondering why the beard is not bigger. So, whichever camp you are in, I hope you enjoy the block.

Gnome Quilt Block Details

The Gnome Quilt Block is available to download in two finished sizes.

• 6″ x 6″ (15.2 x 15.2 cm)
• 12″ x 12″ (33 x 33 cm)

Materials & Supplies:

• Assorted Scraps: Green, Orange, White, Gray and Background Prints
• Cutting mat/ Rotary cutter/ Quilt ruler
• Heat erasing marking tool
• Spray starch
• Flatter Spray
• Sewing Machine

This block is made with a patchwork construction and overall is easy. But I will warn you, the 6″ finished block has a few smaller pieces.

The Gnome quilt block pattern is now available in the shop. Just click the button below, add the pattern to your cart, and follow the prompts for checkout.

Now, if you are loving the block but know that time is tight for the holidays, consider turning the 12″ finished block into a pillow. Just add a simple border around the finished block to accommodate your pillow form and finish it off with this easy pillow cover.

Or how about a table runner? You can stitch three or more finished blocks together and add a simple border. Here are a few mock-ups to give you some inspiration.

No matter how you choose to decorate with your gnome, I know he will be a hit. Please be sure to share a few photos with me and show off your latest sewing success!

Don’t Forget

It’s so important to build up your quilt library and keep track of your patterns. One very easy way to do so is by PINNING THIS block to your favorite quilting board on Pinterest. This way, you can look through your pins for inspiration and remember all the wonderful patterns you already have on hand!

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