Santa Gnome Stained Glass Pattern Christmas Tree

Santa Gnome Stained Glass Pattern for Cozy Christmas Decor — PDF and SVG

A Santa gnome in a red coat, drawn as a single upright figure with a full beard and a pointed hat — the classic garden-gnome silhouette that most people picture when they hear the word. It works in a window, on a shelf, or driven into a garden bed as a stake, and it is deliberately simple: enough detail to look designed, not so much that the pattern becomes a long project. Download it instantly and trace it from the printed sheet, or take the vector file to a plotter or laser cutter.

The finished panel measures 7.79″ tall × 7.48″ wide (198 × 190 mm) and is built from 29 pieces of glass. At that size and piece count this is a comfortable weekend project for a beginner who has cut a few simple shapes before. The pattern is marked as a simple difficulty design with an intricate outline.

What is in the download

• Santa Gnome PDF — full-size print-ready file at 1:1 scale
• Santa Gnome PNG — high-resolution reference image
• All files folder — everything in one place

Your download link appears on the order page and in the confirmation email as soon as payment clears — nothing to wait for, nothing shipped.

Where it works

The near-square proportions suit a window as well as a shelf. It also works as a garden stake: at 8 inches tall it reads clearly at eye level when mounted on a rod and driven into a bed or lawn, and the gnome subject suits outdoor placement better than a Santa or snowman does. Add a backing board if you are hanging it in bright light.

Who buys this pattern

Beginners looking for a first piece with a friendly piece count; hobbyists who collect gnomes as a subject; anyone who wants a Christmas decoration for the garden rather than the window; and makers who sell finished pieces at craft fairs, where a gnome sells year-round and not only in December.

Licence

A personal and commercial licence is included. Make it for yourself, make it as gifts, or cut and sell the finished piece — no per-sale fees and no reporting back.

Printing and finishing

Print the PDF at 100% scale on US Letter or A4 and verify a measurement before cutting — never use “fit to page”. If your space calls for a different size, the free stained glass pattern resizer will scale the drawing. With 29 pieces the body and hat go quickly; grind the beard last and in several passes, because it is the area with the thinnest glass. If you are making a garden stake, drill the stake hole before the final solder rather than after.

A note before you start

You are buying the pattern only — glass, came, solder, any stake or rod, and any finished piece are not included. The photographs show the design completed by other makers using their own materials.