Spring craft adventures await!!! With our latest transformation of craft foam eggs, you are sure to have a GREAT time crafting and making memories with your child this spring season!

Today we are adding these Craft Foam Easter Egg Gnomes to the blog archives and I hope it inspires you!!!

Give it a try! It’s pretty simple!!! #gluedtomycrafts

Who says craft foam egg shapes can ONLY be for used as EGGS? At Glued To My Crafts, we have proven that you can easily step outside the box and make masterpieces regardless of what “the original intention was.”

With our Easter Egg Cupcake Friends – Kid Craft and Craft Foam Egg Turned Flamingo – Kid Craft posts, I’ve shown YOU how you can take a basic “egg shape” and turn it into something beyond the Easter holiday!

Ready to recreate these Craft Foam Egg Garden Gnomes? Find the full tutorial by scrolling below! Happy crafting, my friends! #gluedtomycraftsinspiresyou

THE SUPPLIES & DIRECTIONS:

To recreate these Craft Foam Easter Egg Garden Gnomes, you will need the obvious {craft foam egg shapes – one per gnome} in any color or size. I found mine at Michaels in a 20 pack, in the Easter craft aisle.

You will also need colored cardstock, fun scrapbook paper, school glue, markers, wiggle eyes, scissors and cotton balls {tons!}

First things first – start with the facial aspect of the gnome. Start off by gluing the wiggle eyes to the center of the craft foam egg, as well as adding some cardstock eyebrows and drawing on his mouth/nose with the markers.

From the remaining cardstock and/or scrapbook paper, cut out a TALL hat for the gnome. Go ahead and glue it to the top of your craft foam egg piece.,

Now the fun and most iconic embellishment for your gnome – the beard! Glue a good amount of cotton balls for the gnome’s beard along the rim of the craft foam egg. If desired, add some cotton balls to the gnome’s hat as well.

Then add other embellishments you see fit {like glitter, bows, rhinestones etc} before displaying proudly for all to see!