The Gnome Collection

Meet the gnomes.

Every gnome is sewn and assembled by hand — and every one has a name, a home somewhere in Colorado, and a story all its own. Here are a few of the little folk.

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Clover Thistledown

Loveland Foothills

A wandering gnome from the foothills around Loveland, Clover never stays in one garden for long. He carries a four-leaf clover that’s brought him nothing but good luck and slightly soggy boots from snowmelt creeks running down off the Front Range.

Handmade Southern Colorado Crafts gnome (placeholder photo)

Pippin Toadflax

Aspen Groves above Telluride

From the aspen groves above Telluride, Pippin spends his days collecting morning dewdrops in acorn cups. He believes every dewdrop holds a tiny wish and returns each one to a wildflower at dusk, just as the San Juan peaks turn gold.

Handmade Southern Colorado Crafts gnome (placeholder photo)

Marigold Buttonberry

Strawberry Patch near Palisade

Born in a sun-drenched strawberry patch outside Palisade, Marigold is the cheeriest gnome on the Western Slope. She knits tiny sweaters for cold bumblebees and always smells faintly of peach jam.

Handmade Southern Colorado Crafts gnome (placeholder photo)

Hazel Acorncap

Ponderosa Pines near Colorado Springs

From the ponderosa pines of the Front Range near Colorado Springs, Hazel is the village storyteller. She gathers fireflies each evening to tell tales of brave marmots and noble pikas in the shadow of Pikes Peak.

Handmade Southern Colorado Crafts gnome (placeholder photo)

Wren Pinecone

Crested Butte Meadows

A shy little gnome who lives in a hollow log by a brook in the Crested Butte wildflower meadows, Wren befriends every bird that passes through. He sings beautifully when he thinks no one is listening, especially during summer bloom.

Handmade Southern Colorado Crafts gnome (placeholder photo)

Poppy Snapdragon

High Desert Mesas near Durango

From the high desert mesas near Durango, Poppy is bold, bright, and a little mischievous. She races horned toads for fun and has won exactly zero times, which never dampens her spirit.

Handmade Southern Colorado Crafts gnome (placeholder photo)

Barnaby Mushroomton

San Luis Valley

Hailing from a cozy toadstool village in the San Luis Valley after the monsoon rains, Barnaby is the valley’s beloved baker. His potato-and-blackberry tarts are famous, and he always leaves a slice out for hungry kangaroo rats.

Handmade Southern Colorado Crafts gnome (placeholder photo)

Fern Dewberry

Animas River, Southern Mountains

The youngest of the bunch, Fern comes from the mossy banks along the Animas River near the southern mountains. She collects shiny pebbles, fool’s gold, and the occasional lost button, certain they’ll all come in handy someday.

Looking for something special?

We make custom and seasonal gnomes by request — sports teams, holidays, birthdays, wedding favors, and more. Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll give it a name and a story of its own.

Want to bring one home?

Availability changes with the seasons — reach out for what’s in stock.