Jingle Bell Gnome SVG

About this design

You can hear this gnome coming. Its long green hat droops right over to the side, and instead of a pompom it ends in a little bell with a cap on top.

The floppy hat gives the gnome a cheerful, bouncy look, and the bell adds a jingle to any Christmas project.

Pieces and weeding

The solid file has 11 pieces and 3 cut-outs. The bell sits at the tip of the hat as its own piece, and the beard strands are the cut-outs. Keep everything on one sheet of transfer tape so the parts stay lined up. It passes our cut checks from about 2 inches tall.

Color layers

• Hat and coat in green: the whole gnome, cut as the base layer
• Beard in silver gray
• Nose in peach
• Accents in gold: the bell

Projects

• Kids’ shirts.
• Ornaments with a real bell glued on.
• Gift tags.
• Mugs.
• Door hangers.

Step by step: an ornament with a real bell

1. Set the design to 4 inches tall and download the solid file.
2. Cut it from green felt.
3. Glue the beard and nose cut from gray and peach felt on top.
4. Sew a small real jingle bell over the bell at the hat tip.
5. Add a loop of ribbon at the top.

Size guide

Color ideas

• Red hat with a silver bell
• Green and gold, as shown
• White and gold on red

The floppy hat

This gnome’s hat bends right over to one side, so the design is wider at the top than the classic gnome. Leave a little extra space on that side when you place it on a shirt or mug.

Good to know

The bell on this gnome replaces the pompom, and because the hat droops right over, the bell sits off to one side rather than on top. If you add a real jingle bell to a felt or wood version, sew or glue it over the cut bell. For shirts, cut the bell in gold glitter so it stands out against the hat color. A small real bell sewn on also makes the ornament jingle on the tree.

Pairs well with

The Bell with Mistletoe adds another bell, and the Classic Christmas Gnome has a pompom instead.