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The $19 Bluey gnomes everyone’s rushing to Bunnings for are back in stock

Stop! Hammerbarn!
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Bluey garden gnomes are hot property every time Bunnings (or should we say Hammerbarn?) restocks them. Fans, young and old, rush out to buy the limited-edition garden sculptures while supplies last.

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Sharing the news on Instagram, Bunnings announced that from today, they’ll be back in stock, with a couple of new additions. Now’s your chance to get your hands on them if you missed out last time! 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Bluey gnomes are back in stock at Bunnings, with 6 gnomes for sale.
  • The Grandfather gnome, Groom gnome, Bride gnome, Obstacle Course gnome, French Baker gnome and Tony Wearing Glasses gnome are for sale.
  • There are also 4 new gnomes for sale that are Paint Your Own Plaster. These are Hecuba, Tony, Jeremy and French Baker.

Bunnings’ Director of Marketing and Retail Media, Justine Mills talks to the cult following that Bluey gnomes now have: “we’re thrilled to bring them back with some new characters joining the collection. Tony Wearing Glasses and Grandfather have already emerged as early favourites, but choosing just one is easier said than done – we know every gnome has its own loyal fan base.”

How many Bluey gnomes are there to collect?

This time there’ll be six Bluey garden gnomes to collect at Bunnings, each priced at $19. 

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  • Bluey Groom Garden Gnome
  • Bluey Bride Garden Gnome
  • Bluey French Baker Garden Gnome
  • Bluey Grandfather Garden Gnome
  • Bluey Tony Wearing Glasses Garden Gnome
  • Bluey Obstacle Course Garden Gnome

In this new collection, there are also four Paint Your Own Plaster versions of the Bluey gnomes, with Hecuba, Tony, Jeremy and French Baker available for $13.99 each.

Paint Your Own Plaster comes with the plaster gnome and a paint set.

Previous Bluey x Bunnings gnome collections included:

  • Bluey Hecuba Garden Gnome
  • Bluey Tony Garden Gnome
  • Bluey Meditation Garden Gnome
  • Bluey Jeremy Garden Gnome
  • Bluey Gerald Garden Gnome
Previous collections included Bride gnome, Groom gnome, Hecuba, Tony, Meditation, Jeremy and Gerald gnome (Image: Supplied)
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Bluey homewares and toys available at Bunnings

Along with collectable garden gnomes, you’ll be able to bring a piece of the Heeler household to life in your own home.

On offer are several Bluey dog chew toys, including Hecuba and Tony, Halloween front yard inflatables, ‘World’s Best Chef’ Hammerbarn apron, bike helmets, cotton quilts and even adult and children Halloween costumes.

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Writer Rachel Iorfino Senior content producer

Rachel Iorfino is a senior content producer for Better Homes and Gardens who specialises in gardening and lifestyle content. With a Bachelor's degree in English and Visual Arts under her belt, Rachel excels in storytelling through her writing and content creation. Rachel is known for her love of native plants and flowers, and will always recommend an Aussie alternative to installing a turf lawn in your backyard!

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Writer Tahni Mesann Digital Editor

Digital editor Tahni Mesann has been obsessed with interior design and writing for as long as she can remember. She followed these passions first into formal education (graduating from The University of Sydney with a BA in Media and Communications) and then into her career as an interiors journalist, where she has contributed to the digital arm of almost every homes title in the country including Better Homes and Gardens, Home Beautiful, Australian House & Garden, Belle, Inside Out, Homes to Love and more. When Tahni isn’t writing about celebrity homes or the latest cleaning hack, you can find her hunting for things she’ll never buy on Facebook Marketplace or listening to a record on a 70s-era turntable restored by her dad.

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