Sock Monkeys
Sock monkeys are the original sock toy, and for good reason. These adorable little monkeys are not only cute, they're really easy to make. They do require sewing, but not much, and you can create an entire little forest of monkeys in no time. Striped socks look so adorable on these, and it only takes an hour or so for each one. Fill with poly to whatever firmness you want.
Project Instructions: Craftpassion
Olaf Sock Snowman
Ever little girl, and a lot of little boys, love Disney's Frozen. This Olaf the snowman sock animal is the perfect homemade Christmas gift for those little Frozen lovers. The best part is that there's no sewing involved. You use hair ties and hot glue to put him together. Have fun with this one – your kids will love it, and you could do a few of these for decorations, too. Imagine having little Olaf's on your Christmas tree!
Project Instructions: onecreativemommy
Sweetheart Sheep Sock Toy
This little sheep is so cuddly and soft! Your kids will love playing with her, and you'll have just as much fun making her. Although she is a bit more complicated than some of the others in this collection, due to her fluffiness and all, she's definitely worth the extra effort. You could do these in different colors and have an entire collection of sweetheart sheep. There's even a tutorial in here for making the yarn pom-poms.
Project Instructions: treegoldandbeegold
Kitten Sock Toy
You will need two socks for this little kitty, and the face is entirely up to you. You can draw it on with markers or go all out and use googly eyes and other shapes to create the face. It does require a bit of sewing but the prep work is really minimal, so it won't take you long to create this adorable little cat.
Project Instructions: babycentre
Sock Penguin
Honestly, who would just love this cute little sock penguin? These are really easy, and the little scarf and bow tie just really make them stand out. You need one crew length sock or two ankle socks for each one. You can also either sew these on the machine, or by hand. They're not difficult at all. This is a great project for beginners, and one that the kids can help with.
Project Instructions: craftpassion
Sock Snow Dude
Now these are the sock snowmen I remember my kids making. These snow dudes are colorful and so much fun! You can decorate the Christmas tree with them, or just have them sitting around anywhere. They're perfect for little ones because they're so soft and cuddly, and they are super easy to make. Plus, there's no sewing, and you can customize the colors any way you want.
Project Instructions: thepurplepug
Sock Cow
With his tiny little "horns" this sock cow is probably one of my favorites. He's just so cuddly, and much easier to make than he looks. You'll need two socks, a bit of yarn, buttons for his eyes and sewing supplies, as well as your stuffing. His big eyes are just too adorable, and he's soft and cuddly, so he's perfect for smaller babies. Imagine giving this as a gift at your next baby shower!
Project Instructions: craft-with-confidence
Sock Sheep
This little sheep is a bit different than the first. She's fluffy and soft, and filled with poly stuffing. You can use those really soft socks, the ones that you can get at any Dollar Tree for a dollar, and make her extra cuddly. Use women's sized socks, although if you wanted to cut down the pattern a bit, this would be really cute made from kids' socks in a smaller size.
Project Instructions: craftpassion
Monster Sock
These little monsters are anything but scary, and they've got a handy little pocket in front for holding any number of treats. These would be great for giving money gifts or candy, or you could just let the kids put whatever they want in the pocket. The fact that they're easy to make is just icing on the cake.
Project Instructions: 13thstreetstudio
Sock Frog
This sock frog is great for a couple of reasons. First, he's just adorable and second, he's filled with rice. You can microwave him and he's the perfect companion for when you need a little heat, like for minor sprains and strains. Kids will adore having him with them when they're feeling blue, and he's really easy to make. In fact, you should have a couple of them around, just in case you have more than one kid who needs him.
Project Instructions: craftster
Sock Rattle
Ok, so for babies, this rattle animal made from socks is perfect. If you've ever wanted something really unique for a baby shower, this is definitely it. It's filled with poly stuffing just like the other animals in the collection, plus it has a jingle bell to give it a great rattle sound. It's perfect for little ones. You can make a straight handled rattle or curve the handle to make it easier for babies to grasp.
Project Instructions: homemadebyjill
Lop Eared Bunny Sock
If you're going to make a sock bunny, you might as well give him adorable lop ears, right? You can use different sizes of socks, like baby, women's, etc., and make different sizes of these bunnies to have an entire lop eared bunny family. They're not difficult to make and the hand sewn face is just too cute.
Project Instructions: craftpassion
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