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How to draw a Christmas gnome: easy step-by-step guide

Draw a Christmas gnome with a big hat, a nose and a beard in six steps. You can’t see his eyes because they’re hidden under his hat.

How to draw it, step by step

  1. Draw the hat: a long, curved triangle that tips to one side, with a pom-pom on the end.
    1Draw the hat: a long, curved triangle that tips to one side, with a pom-pom on the end.
  2. Draw the brim of the hat as a wide, curved band.
    2Draw the brim of the hat as a wide, curved band.
  3. Draw a round nose just below the brim.
    3Draw a round nose just below the brim.
  4. Draw a big beard around the nose, shaped like an upside-down teardrop.
    4Draw a big beard around the nose, shaped like an upside-down teardrop.
  5. Draw the moustache under the nose, with a curved line going each way.
    5Draw the moustache under the nose, with a curved line going each way.
  6. Draw little lines for the cheeks, and add stars to the hat if you like.
    6Draw little lines for the cheeks, and add stars to the hat if you like.

The drawings and sheets are free to print at home, preschool and school, but not to sell.

Your child’s drawing can be the hero of a book

Photograph the drawing and upload it instead of a photo of your child. The story is written around the character, and the illustrations are painted to look like it on every page, from the cover to the final spread.

Gnomes for Christmas cards

Draw three gnomes in different sizes to make a gnome family. Your gnome would look lovely on a Christmas card, a gift tag or as a window decoration.

A gnome could join in your own Christmas story, too. In the Christmas story, your child is the hero, and a gnome they’ve drawn could come along for the adventure.