Bunnings drops surprise Bluey news after fan-favourite $19 buy sold out
Bunnings has surprised Bluey fans with huge news about one of its most popular products.
The $19 Bluey gnomes were a hit and sold out in 2024 when they first launched and again a few months ago, in July.
Now the gnomes are not only back in stock from Saturday October 4, there are two new designs in the range.
The Bluey gnome range as of July 2025. Bunnings
Joining Hecuba, Tony, Jeremy, Meditation and Gerald gnomes are Exercise and Baker.
As if that's not enough Bluey merchandise to decorate your front entrance with there is also a new range of door mats.
One door mat design features the grannies with the quote; "Did you hear the door bell Rita?".
Another is a half watermelon segment, reminiscent of the watermelon mat in Bluey and Bingo's room, while a third design has a garden gnome and the words "Gnome Sweet Gnome".
The fourth door mat has Bluey pictured mid-dance with the words "Dance Mode" and some music notes.
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The new gnomes are Baker (left) and Exercise (right). Bunnings
"We know how much our customers love the Bluey gnomes, so we're thrilled to see them back in stores, with a couple of new faces joining the lineup," Justine Mills, Bunnings General Manager Marketing, said.
"Our new Bluey-themed door mats are also a fun addition for families and we're looking forward to seeing how our customers bring some Heeler-style to their home."
It's worth heading to store as soon as possible after the gnomes ended up selling for ridiculous prices on eBay.
A full set of the original gnomes is currently listed for $1000 on eBay so Bunnings is definitely the place to head to for both the original and new release gnomes at an affordable price.
Bunnings' partnership with Bluey was inspired by the Hammerbarn episode of the series, which features a hardware store with striking similarities to Bunnings.
Hammerbarn features a very Bunnings-like storefront and car park, complete with a sausage sizzle. There is also a store greeter with the staff uniform featuring an apron – but, of course, no red shirt because, well, they're dogs.
The garden and paint section, including the wall of paint samples, also got the Bluey treatment and there is also friendly checkout staff who let Bluey and Bingo use the barcode scanner themselves.
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