How to Make A Christmas Gnome Out of Sugar

Learn how to make this little cute gnome out of sugar. It is perfect decoration for your Christmas sweets: cupcakes, logs, cakes...ect.
Well, as it turns out Gnomes came to us from Scandinavia.
In northern European countries, they often go by the name Nisse, and are typically depicted as short men or women donning red caps. The folklore traces back to the late 18th and 19th centuries, when gnomes were believed to be household spirits responsible for the care and prosperity of a farm or family. They were tasked with various chores around the home and might act out when the humans didn't cater to their little gnome needs.
While their origins play into many different narratives throughout history, they've become tied with Christmas, where they serve as present bearers. Unlike the elves of other cultures, which reside at the North Pole, legend has it that gnomes pop out of their forest’s niches come Christmas Day and walk through the front doors of homes to hand-deliver presents. Gnomes are generally considered harmless but mischievous.

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