How do you make gnomes out of tomato cages?
- Turn Tomato Cage Upside Down.
- Collect Trimmings.
- Use Bailing Wire To Wrap Trimmings To Tomato Cage.
- Cut out Triangle in Sweater (or cut Faux Fur into triangle) for hat.
- Staple sides together, then fold inside out.
- Attach Potato (or Ornament) Using Bailing Wire for Nose.
Keeping this in consideration,How do you make a Christmas tree out of a mesh tomato cage?
- Gather your tomato cages and lights. A 6 to 10-foot string of lights should cover a 3-foot-tall tomato cage. …
- Once you have your supplies, flip the cage upside down so that the forks that would normally go into the ground are facing up. …
- Then begin to wrap the lights around the cage from the top down. …
- Continue to wrap the lights down the cage. I found it’s easiest to step on the cage or place your knee on it while I use my arms to …
- Once you get to the bottom of the tree, simply wrap the plug around the base wire or tie it to keep it in place.
Also question is,What do you use to make a gnome?
Use floral wire at the shoulder of the gnome to hold the arms up, if desired. Make the gnome beard by cutting a piece of scrap fabric in a large “U” shape. Hot glue strips of loop yarn to on side of the “U” shaped fabric, long enough to cover the fabric and dangle a bit longer.
One may also ask,What do you put on a tomato cage?
Wrap the EVA foam around the exterior of the tomato cage and hot glue it in place. I wrapped the bottom edge of the foam around the bottom of the tomato cage, to keep the bottom of the cage from being visible, but it turned out to be unnecessary.
How do you make a beard for a tomato cage?
Cut the fabric to size leaving a two-inch overlap in the back. Fold over the seam of the overlapping fabric and hot glue closed and onto the cage. To create the beard, cut a long and narrow triangle out of faux fur. Then, hot glue the fur to the tomato cage about a foot down from the top.