It is so fun to make your own decor because you can do anything and any design you can think of, and most of the time, you can use some old items that you’re not using anymore for a certain project.

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This particular DIY project by Patti J. Good on YouTube will teach you how to make an adorable toy dog using socks and a few Dollar Store items. You can use this toy as decor or give it as a gift to the kids for the holidays.

Materials for DIY Sock Dog:

  • Felt
  • Oven bake clay
  • Mini green garland
  • Cork
  • Furry fabric
  • Eyes and nose for toys
  • Craft foam
  • Socks
  • Puly-fil fiberfill
  • Dowel stick
  • 2″ wooden circles
  • metal nuts
  • Styrofoam cone
  • Hot glue gun and glue sticks
  • Scissors
  • Ear and tail pattern (Click here to download the pattern)

How to Make a DIY Sock Dog:

Easy Recycled Toy Project Idea
Image credit: Patti J. Good via YouTube

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Glue all 4 wooden circles together, then adhere the nuts on top of them, and wrap a piece of felt around it. Stuff the felt with poly-fil fiberfill, then insert it down a furry sock and push more stuffing inside. Pull the sock, then tie the securely, and cut the excess as shown in the video. Prepare the styrofoam cone for the nose, then stick a dowel down the base piece, and push the headpiece on top of it. Cut the cork pieces to make the legs of the dog, then prepare the ears and tail of the dog, and attach them to the head and back of the body. Make the hat of the dog, then insert it into the head, then add the eyes, and tongue. Finish the leg pieces and sew them to the body of the dog.

Easy DIY Handmade Toy Idea
Image credit: Patti J. Good via YouTube

How To Make A Toy Dog Using A Sock

*All these amazing images are thanks to Patti J. Good via YouTube. Do visit her channel to see more crafts like this!

How to Make a Toy Dog Using a Sock

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