Sock Crafts: 30+ Clever Ways to Repurpose & Get Crafty!

Find out how to make a mouse out of a sock with this free pattern. I absolutely adore the way the mouse looks like she has her hands in her pockets!!

Learn how to make the most fun faux cactus ever using socks! These are perfect for those castaways without a match. You’ll love your quirky garden!

Get the free sewing pattern and make your own sock shark. There are a ton of sock animal patterns on this site and I've included a couple more on this list!

Who knew that two embroidery hoops, old socks, yarn and clearance wood Christmas pieces could look this good? Alex did! And she did it for around $7.

Grab some old black socks and a toilet paper roll for this ladybug craft. How creative and adorable!

Learn how to upcycle old socks into a a play campfire for your kids. It is complete with rocks, logs, fire, roasting sticks and marshmallows!

The animal that started it all—the sock monkey! See how any sock can be turned into this kid-favorite stuffed animal.

Need a door stop? Why not make it super cute? That is what Jane and Sonja did for this owl door stop made from wool socks.

This Darth Vader sock doll makes the dark side look fun! If he could talk, I bet he'd tell Luke Skywalker "I am your father's sock."

Get the sock stormtrooper tutorial and then check out these Star Wars perler bead patterns.

Create a colorful hobby horse using a bright striped sock, yarn and some leather. Make it as detailed or simple as you like!

Have a favorite pair of winter socks you can't wear anymore? Turn them into bracelets! Add some bling to brighten up the design.

Shimba the lion is made using a pair of crew socks, so he is a nice big stuffed animal! He also has a beautiful mane made of yarn.

These little penguins are a great no-sew sock animal for kids to make (or help make). I love their googly eyes!

Want to introduce your kids to hand sewing? This sock snail is a great way to teach them some of the basics.

Want to make your baby sock gift a little more exciting to give? Turn it into baby sock sushi. This is sushi that a pregnant mom can really enjoy!

What a cute pair of sloths! See more photos and find out how to make one for yourself at Hello Creative Family.

Two coordinating socks were used to make this happy dragon. Get the sock dragon sewing pattern on Craft Passion and then check out all of the other sock projects on the site!

Turn old socks into your kid's new favorite stuffed animal. No sewing machine required. Plus, you would just need to add a horn and you'd have a unicorn!

You will use a pair of short socks to make each of these cats. Make them silly by adding patches and embroidery to the faces.

Ashley made this easy striped Halloween wreath using items she found at the Target Dollar Spot. This includes some fun striped socks and those cute little spiders!

You'll need one sock for the body of this cute doll and another for the matching hat and dress. Those yarn braids are so sweet.

Turn some of your baby's socks into adorable Christmas ornaments! You'll use felt, a sock and some hand sewing to make a keepsake you can hang on the tree every year.

A newborn sock gets turned into a delightful Easter bunny softie complete with a pom pom tail and rosy cheeks!

If you or your kids can't do hand sewing, make these no-sew sock bunnies instead of the ones above. They are just as cute and a fun Easter craft for kids!

Make the CUTEST DIY snowman ornaments in just five minutes with a baby sock! This easy snowman ornament is the perfect inexpensive gift.

Sit back and relax with this sock neck pillow! Add a few drops of essential oils for a relaxing scent.

Find out how to make a bear out of a sock with this free pattern from Beginner Sewing Projects. Any child would love to receive this bear as a gift!

A men's sock becomes a mermaid's tail for kids. Cut out and color the free tail coloring template, or draw one of your own.

Not many people know about the sockasaurus. He is one of the very rare dinosaurs made using a sock, felt and button eyes!

You might think it is self-explanatory how to make knee socks into fingerless gloves, but you need to see this tutorial! Natalie has a great way to make them fit your hands better and look less like socks.

Do you have a black sock with no mate and 15 minutes? Then this craft is for you! Usually black cats are bad luck, but in this case, she's too cute!

Fun, bright socks are turned into little stuffed hearts. Use them as Valentine's Day decor, give to a friend or fill them with lavender and put them in your draws to keep clothes smelling fresh!

If you've been here before, you know I am quite fond of gnomes. If you share my affinity for the little guys, you should also try this no-sew sock gnome tutorial.

There are a few different outdoor bean bag games you can play with your kids. Don't buy them, instead use this no-sew sock bean bag tutorial!

You can create a cute or scary monster with this sock monster DIY. Get creative with the eye(s), mouth and anything that may be on top of your monster's head!

Turn an old sock into a happy stuffed snowman – it’s Olaf! This project is perfect for Frozen-themed kids' parties because each guest can make their own. There's also a template for the felt pieces.

Upcycle a tin can into a planter, then use a mismatched sock to dress it up a bit!

Even though it isn't really a craft, I thought I would include this sock bun tutorial because it is definitely a fun way to use old socks!