Sock Toys - 20 patterns
Sock toys are one of those phenomena that seemed to arrive out of nowhere and became hugely popular in no time, grabbing the attention of all types of sewers.
It perhaps shouldn't be a surprise that they became so popular because they encourage sewers to exercise their imagination and come up with really weird and wacky ideas. Also they're not expected to be technically perfect and little imperfections in their construction can be seen as adding character and personality.
Whether you're looking for sock monkey patterns, sock monsters or any other form of sock toy sewing pattern, you're guranteed to find projects here to make you smile.
Amid all of the sock monkeys that the web is awash with, we seem to have overlooked the cult of the socktopus, but no longer. These are a really fun and…
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Added 16 June, 2013
Sock monkeys are a great fun sewing project that arguably benefit from the extra character of the odd imperfection and will always be gratefully accepted…
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Added 24 April, 2013
Sock monkeys are the perfect project for anyone new to sewing, in no small part due to the point made in this page that 'any mistakes just add to their…
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Added 19 March, 2013
These are a lovely festive solution to the problem of a drawer full of odd socks. The snowmen are full of personality and if you use glue rather than…
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Added 8 December, 2012
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This is a fun sock creature sewing project that makes use of stray socks that have lost their partner. This cute bunny like creature has longs ears and…
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Added 15 October, 2012
This tutorial shows how sew a super cute droopy earred sock bunny toy that kids will love
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Added 12 June, 2012
This page talks you through the process of making a fun sock monkey toy
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Added 21 May, 2012
This super cute bunny is based on a repurposed sock with a free PDF pattern to download
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Added 11 May, 2012
Fun toy from recycled socks
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Added 14 April, 2011
A sock monster with a difference!
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Added 15 September, 2010
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