Art Effect - Leon Accordion Playing Garden Gnome
Leon the gnome spreads cheer with his accordion. Leon stands about 19" tall from the tip of his hat to his little boots. Made of polyresin by Kiss that Frog. He'll feel at home on your porch or on a shelf. He'll weather and age when exposed to the elements, so a semi covered spot will keep him happiest. Everyone should have a little gnome for there home! I've been obsessed with finding the right gnome after I saw a vogue article on philippe starck that pictured gnomes supporting a glass table top one of his apartments. It's a European Kawaii!
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A travelling gnome needs a suitcase. This one's pretty cool.
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This Renaissance belt will double as a gnome belt in a jiffy. Wrap and go.
Added 4 Years Ago from Spicylegs -
To my mind, gnomes need boots that are made for walking if they're going to roam around the forest and in your garden. Hers'a perfect pair to finish off your costume.
Added 4 Years Ago from HalloweenExpress.com -
This Ren Faire shirt works perfectly as a Garden Gnome tunic. Go a size larger to ensure a baggy fit. Gnomes aren't sexy you know...
Added 4 Years Ago from Pearsonsrenaissanceshoppe -
The legend of the traveling Gnome started when someone stole a garden gnome from a yard, took it around the world and took pictures, sending postcards and updated back "home". Eventually the gnome re-appeared one day in its garden... The legend of the traveling Gnome started when someone stole a garden gnome from a yard, took it around the world and took pictures, sending postcards and updated back "home". Eventually the gnome re-appeared one day in its garden, with some stamps in its passport and a smug air of mystery. People have been snatching gnomes ever since. You can dress up like a traveling gnome for Halloween, just see the accompanying list for the rest of the outfit. If someone doesn't get it, toss in a little holiday cross-over and tell them you're an elf on vacation from the North Pole, getting in a little relaxation before Christmas.
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Norman looks like your ordinary run of the mill garden gnome, from one of a number you'd expect to find in your typical enchanted forest. However, when somebody walks past this particular gnome, he's there with a fart, insult or o... Norman looks like your ordinary run of the mill garden gnome, from one of a number you'd expect to find in your typical enchanted forest. However, when somebody walks past this particular gnome, he's there with a fart, insult or off-color greeting. This little guy is quite a hoot! Fitted with motion detectors, he makes the perfect door greeter, automatically letting his hilarious insults fly when someone approaches.
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Um excuse me, your garden gnome's getting kidnapped.
Added 4 Years Ago from Sky Mall -
Make sure you don't roam alone! We heart the Travelocity Gnome -- even more so when he's decked out in Fiesta gear! A fun present for the movin' maverick in your life or a desk-side conversation piece!
Added 4 Years Ago from Seenon -
They're gnomes - but not as we know them!! I almost wouldn't want to put them outside but they look great nestled amongst foliage!
Added 4 Years Ago from Soulful-toaster -
Timothy the Supervisor Gnome not only fits my husband perfectly but is a cute creature to put in your garden. Perfect gift for anyone with a green thumb.
Added 5 Years Ago from Gnomeoutlet -
keep this cheerful dude hanging around your garden and let him help you water, or just add some great ambiance as you enjoy your outdoor space.
Tags: home, home decor, home accessories, backyard, gnomes, fountains, porch, garden gnomes, planter fountain kitAdded 5 Years Ago from Simplyplanters -
There are like 7 of these in my mom's yard. She loves them! And frankly, I do too. So cute and so creepy.
Added 5 Years Ago from Gnometownusa -
A gnome so everyone knows what team you are cheering for.
Added 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
Show your pride for the NY Mets in your garden! This garden gnome is whimsical and shows off the famous Mets colors!
Tags: baseballs, Garden, lawn, gnomes, lawn and garden, mlb, garden gnomes, major league baseball, New York MetsAdded 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
This gnome is almost crossing into dwarf territory. But we'll forgive it for the time being. After all, my friend will probably be buying a house in the next year or so and I can't think of anything better to get him than a gnom... This gnome is almost crossing into dwarf territory. But we'll forgive it for the time being. After all, my friend will probably be buying a house in the next year or so and I can't think of anything better to get him than a gnome planter filled with a selection of kitchen herbs.
Added 5 Years Ago from Simplyplanters -
Here is a gnome that should be a kitchen gnome...for it's obvious he likes to eat. And with his light colored sweater I can't imagine him getting dirty in the garden! I enjoy his beard immensely though. It's all curly!
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It's a green gnome! Well, not really. But he is solar powered. And his solar power means he has a little latern that glows at night. How cute!
Added 5 Years Ago from Yahoo -
Now this gnome belongs in a bar! He has a big frosty mug of his favorite beverage. Plus, he can be a fountain. I'm seeing a crazy birthday party where you make a fountain of beer (perhaps for my gnome loving friend?).
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Aww, this little gnome looks all sorts of sad. Or maybe he's just kind of tired. Either way I think he's endearing from his pointy hat to floppy ears. I'm thinking he'd look funny perched next to my indoor basil plant.
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One of my friends has this collection of garden gnomes, he never puts them in the garden but rather in random places around the house. So, you'll look up and there will be a gnome staring at you. I get a kick out of it. And this... One of my friends has this collection of garden gnomes, he never puts them in the garden but rather in random places around the house. So, you'll look up and there will be a gnome staring at you. I get a kick out of it. And this gnome would be perfect. So solemn, so serious...so gnomey.
Added 5 Years Ago from Gardenstatueshop -
I'm not really sure what a Pink Flamingo symbolizes, but I like them as a landmarks. I've always had a thing about the flags, monoliths, and other markers used by early explorers to mark their presents in new lands. During the U.... I'm not really sure what a Pink Flamingo symbolizes, but I like them as a landmarks. I've always had a thing about the flags, monoliths, and other markers used by early explorers to mark their presents in new lands. During the U.S. Atomic Age Pink Flamingos were planted throughout the naked lawns of the virgin suburban landscape, and although these brightly colored bodies are often looked at as a sign of bad taste they also tend to evoke the whimsical side of the American perspective, similarly in the way that Garden Gnomes give French estates a softer yet fictionalized quality. What's important to note in Pink Flamingos culture is that we see them introduced to environments which no real flamingo would ever inhabit. My favorite Pink Flamingos locations are trailer parks (usually in the Nevada desert) or outside of cabins in the snow country--but the best locations are yet to come, now President Bush has made it a national priority to put people on Mars, I expect and look forward to the site of Pink Flamingos sprouting up all over the Martian terrain--now that's what makes America great.
Added 6 Years Ago from Centurynovelty
