Gnome Me Gnome

Identify beige, blue, red, white, and light blue clay.

Roll a cylinder shape with a smaller top using the blue clay to make the body.

Press a dent at the bottom of the body to help it stand.

Make a tear drop shape using the white clay to make the beard. Flatten it with your palm. Use the side of a toothpick tool to press lines on the pointy side.

Attach the beard to the front of the body with the sharp end facing down.

Trim the extra white clay at the top using scissors. Fold the remaining white clay onto the body.

Shape a small ball using the beige clay to make the nose. Place it on the top edge of the beard on the front.

Shape a cone using the light blue clay to make the hat.

Press a shallow dent on the bottom of the hat using your finger, and make room on one edge of the hat for the nose to tuck underneath.

Attach the hat to the body. Curve the top to the right to make a droopy effect.

Shape a long football shape using the blue clay. Keep it small. Attach it on the lower front of the hat to make the headband.

Using the blue clay, make two small tear drop shapes and flatten it to make the ears.Then with the beige clay roll a small oval and attach it near the bottom of the ears. Use scissors to cut off the end.

Attach two ears near each corner of the headband.

Shape two small logs using the blue clay to make the antlers. Cut the top vertically.

Trim the bottom of the antlers. Attach two antlers to the headband on the hat.

Shape three small balls using the red clay. Attach them in front of the left ear to make a mistletoe decor.

Make another smaller version using the extra clay with inverted colors. Shape the body using the light blue clay, and the hat using the blue clay.

Add white dots on the smaller one's hat. And done!