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Sock Lion Tutorial |
How To Sew Sock Lion (Single Sock)
Difficulty: Intermediate / Avid Beginner
Finished size: approximately 7″ (W) x 8″ (H)Materials:
Make: 1 (adult size)
1. Sock (crew length), single [1]
2. Grey felt
3. Yellow felt
3. Safety eye 1/2″ [12mm], black, 2; or button; or felt
4. Safety Nose 1″ [24mm], brown, 1; or you can use a triangle felt to sew.
5. Embroidery Floss, yellow
6. Black yarn or embroidery floss
7. Orange yarn
8. Poly-fill stuffing material
9. Sewing threadTools:
1. Sewing machine
2. Sewing needle (prefer long) and pins
3. Tapestry needle
4. Cardboard, 2″ wide (to make lion fur)
5. Pen & ruler
6. Scissors
7. Erasable fabric marker
8. IronSeam Allowance: approx. 1/8 – 1/4″
Note: for different sizes of sock lions, use different sizes of socks.
Since the sock is stretched after stuffed, thick sock yields better quality than thin sock.**************************
Update May 2015:
In conjunction with the grand opening of Craft Passion Shop, we are giving 20% off the total sales. Great chance to get some beautiful socks to make the sock animal. Apply coupon code at check out.
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Gather all the tools and materials to begin the sewing. The actual quantity of poly-fill stuffing material is a lot more than shown in the picture.
Adjust the sock so that they align properly. Press your sock with warm iron.
Draft the sewing lines directly on the sock with pen.
Yellow – Sew
Yellow (dash) – running stitch
Blue – Cut
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Sew the yellow marking with sewing machine, or you can hand-sew with back stitch too.
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b.) Insert 1″ of yarn into the sock tail (with wrong side facing out). Stitch up to close the opening while secure the yarn.
c.) Turn the sock right side out. Remove the tying yarn, you can cut the yarn to have straight tail tassel or leave it in the loopy shape.
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Stuff the body and hands with poly-fill stuffing material.
Run a stitch at the yellow dash-marking, pull the thread to gather the sock to resemble the neck of the lion. Knot securely.
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b.) Apply some instant drying adhesive to glue the nose in place. The glue will also stop the sock being stretch too much and create a big hole. Install the stopper.
c.) The installed nose. You may use a piece of felt in triangle shape and sew it on the heel, stuff the nose.
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b.) Stuff the head of the lion. Place the felt eyes onto the sock lion’s face, mark 2 spots for the stud of the eyes to go in. Make a small opening on each marking respectively.
c.) Install the eyes on the face with the stoppers inside the head. You may take out some of the stuffing to install the stopper, stuff it back when you are done.
d.) Stitch around the eyes, or use glue to glue the pieces up.
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b.) Insert the needle about 2/3 distant from the nose, go up and out from the bottom of the nose. Pull the yarn to resemble the philtrum of the mouth. Insert the needle into the bottom of the philtrum and come out at the cheek of the face.
c.) Make a french knot to resemble the vibrissa or whisker of the lion. The needle should cross the snout and come out to the other side, pull lightly so that the french knot is indented a little into the snout. Make another french knot on the other side of the snout.
d.) Repeat to make 3 vibrissae at each side of the snout. Finish the sewing with needle out at the neck again, knot and cut yarn off.
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b.) Close the opening of the tail with running stitches.
c.) Attach the tail to the back of the body by sewing it slant across.
d.) With the same needle and thread, insert the needle from the back and come out at the middle of the body. Loop the thread to the back and insert into the same point and come out from the same point on the front. Pull the thread to make a dented line that creates the look of the limbs.
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b.) Measure the length needed to wrap the head of the sock lion. Make extra length if you want to have a dense mane.
c.) Stitch the yarn mane to the sock lion. For an even mane, divide the mane into 2 parts, pin it at the neck and top of the head. Sub-divide the mane again and pin at the middle of the side head.
d.) Complete look at the back.
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