Tiny Garden Gnome

The twenty-third tiny thing is a Tiny Garden Gnome.

tinygardengnome

He recently went to Nome, Alaska, where he was very disappointed not to find a “G.” (Thanks, John!)

It looks like Shannon was the first commenter to suggest a gnome, so she gets a free pattern. Thanks Shannon!

So the month of Tiny Things has come to an end, but I’ve had so much fun with it that I’m thinking I’ll turn it into a weekly feature on the blog. Sound good?

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Comments (47)

#1 written by Hailey
about 2 years ago

YES! Please and thank you! And maybe some Tutorials *falls on knees*
#2 written by tropicalgrilknits
about 2 years ago

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EXCITEMENT OVERLOAD!
#3 written by Deb
about 2 years ago

You simply couldn’t have ended up with a cuter tiny thing! That tiny gnome is to die for! And I bet you are simply shocked to find out that I for one would love to see this as a weekly blog feature! Anna you make our days!
#4 written by Bonney
about 2 years ago

I agree, the tiny gnome is absolutely perfect! The month went by too fast; thanks for all the fun tiny things to look at!
#5 written by LittleKnitter
about 2 years ago

YAAAAAAAAAY! Do people still get free patterns if their ideas were used? And can we get tiny patterns?
#6 written by Larka_Luna
about 2 years ago

i’d love to see a tiny thing at the end of each week, it would be something to look forward to, YAY!!
#7 written by Ariel
about 2 years ago

I’d love to see a weekly tiny thing. I’ve enjoyed them all but your gnome is the cutest!!!
#8 written by Tango
about 2 years ago

LOVE tiny gnome! He’s too cute!! I want him for by my computer. PLEASE MORE TINY THINGS!?
#9 written by SylverX
about 2 years ago

Yes. Do it. The gnome demands that you do.
SylverX
#10 written by Hannah
about 2 years ago

this is the cutest. Will there be a published book of tiny things in print soon? I think it would be a hit!
#11 written by Abbie
about 2 years ago

Yep that would be great!
#12 written by Mildawg
about 2 years ago

Yes, please please please do turn it into a weekly feature.
I love his adorable beard.
#13 written by Lina
about 2 years ago

All the tiny things were fantastic!! A weekly feature and even patterns would be fantastic!!
#14 written by Jeanine Wall
about 2 years ago

Hi,
I love the tiny things!! I just “stumbled” upon this blog and I’d love to get the patterns. They are SO cute!!
#15 written by Gael
about 2 years ago

I was out of the country most of July hence I discover the month of Tiny Things on its last day! I would like very much to see one Tiny Things per week (they’re all so cute) and one of them could be a tiny camel. But nothing could be better than the Tiny Forest! It would be really great to have some patterns )
#16 written by nikkapotamus
about 2 years ago

He is all sorts of cute! And what a great little friend to take with you on trips (the Roaming Gnome?)

Would love to see a weekly Tiny Thing and would love to see some patterns for a few of your tiny things!

I wonder what next month will bring us? Knitted forest creatures? Knitted kitchen appliances? Perhaps knitted food?
#17 written by Mariella
about 2 years ago

Oh you have such funny ideas and your little creations are really adorable. I love them all but my preferred are the Gnome going to Nome and the fatty Panda.
Keep on the wonderful work you make!
#18 written by Gabby
about 2 years ago

That is a great idea! I fyou ever realease patterns, I will go and buy size 1 needles and sock yarn as fast as I could.
#19 written by Gabby
about 2 years ago

Sorry messed up meant “If you”
#20 written by tess b
about 2 years ago

i love that your might do this weekly!! would you still be taking suggestions? i also agree that patterns would be amazing, id get them all. i love the tiny things so much.
#21 written by Michelle
about 2 years ago

Sounds great. I would have really missed those tiny things popping up all over the place. Looking forward to more.
#22 written by Gritty Lou
about 2 years ago

If tiny things come every week,
We’ll everyday just want to peek
At a website so clever,
We’ll love it forever,
A knitting fool’s pleasure to seek!
#23 written by Christy
about 2 years ago

I love your tiny things! It makes me bright and happy to see what you knit up next so please do keep it up!
#24 written by Dad
about 2 years ago

Anna, you are the Scheherazade of knitting. Only 977 creations to go!
#25 written by bekeehn
about 2 years ago

Sounds very good!!
#26 written by lisa
about 2 years ago

Oh please DO keep them coming! Patterns would be great, too! I’d LOVE to see a wombat! They’re just so cute and cuddly and “wombat” is fun to say! Thanks for all the giggles!
#27 written by emily
about 2 years ago

i think i’m in love. with a gnome. i would follow him to nome in a heartbeat.
#28 written by Melissa
about 2 years ago

Adorable! I am glad to see the tiny series continue!
#29 written by joan
about 2 years ago

a magical ending to a magical month! thank you Anna for tinying up the internets…
#30 written by purpgee2000
about 2 years ago

Oh yez!
Yez please!
I love the tiny things ^_^
#31 written by moiraeknittoo
about 2 years ago

Oh yes please! I loved the Tiny Things series, and would love to buy a set of the patterns. I might actually have some knitting FOs that way.
#32 written by staubkoernchen
about 2 years ago

I love those tiny thinngs you knitted. As a child I alsway wanted a tiny monster to be my friend and come with me in my pockets. Sometimes it was no monster but a wee tiny elephant. Maybe you want to do a tiny monster or elephant? I’d love to see more tiny thing here.

Greetings, staubkornchen (dust speck)*
#33 written by Gidgetknits
about 2 years ago

Sounds really good! The tiny things have cheered me up all month!
#34 written by Anne-Maria
about 2 years ago

Noooooooooooooooo! Tiny month can’t come to an end. :c.

We still haven’t got the tiny desk lamp who wants to be on the presidents desk when he grows up. OOr maybe the local bank manager.
#35 written by Georgina
about 2 years ago

Awww all the little things are sooo cute i think you could either make a tiny penguin , duck , garden equipment, dog, Thanks
#36 written by Georgina
about 2 years ago

Or you could knit a tiny hello kitty
#37 written by KrisAbyss
about 2 years ago

Love these tinies! I would love to see a narwhal, a smart car, and a high heeled shoe!
#38 written by tropicalgrilknits
about 2 years ago

Gnomes are a big thing in our family right now. My Mom and I are very short, but my Dad is over six feet. He always teases us about how we are short. He often says we have the “Gnome Genes”! In honor of that, my Mom is getting a Gnone keychain.

I love your little gnome, it is adorable!
#39 written by Kimberly
about 2 years ago

A weekly tiny project would be great fun!
#40 written by David/tothknits
about 2 years ago

How about a tiny gecko?
#41 written by Tango
about 2 years ago

I’m with Lisa….tiny wombat!!! Cuz I love saying wombat!
#42 written by Carry
about 2 years ago

I am LOVING this series!!! And I would love to see a teeny tiny pig
#43 written by Christina Scovel
about 2 years ago

I’d like to buy the whole series and this one for sure. Please sell them!!!!!
#44 written by Leah
about 2 years ago

What an incredible art installation a wall of tiny things would make! I hope it’s coming to a gallery near you sometime soon
#45 written by Penny
about 2 years ago

I NEED the gnome pattern. I’d love to buy the pattern booklet of all the tiny things whenever it is ready, but I really NEED the gnome NOW. Please consider selling this one right away.
Thanks,
Penny
#46 written by Monica
about 2 years ago

Hmm… how about a tiny grandfather clock? Or a tiny rowboat? Or a tiny padlock and key?
#47 written by McKenna
about 2 years ago

I absolutely love him!!!!!!!!!!! Im still fairly new to your site. . have you ever done a mushroom guy. . . .

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