


They're not perfect as far as sock blockers go, but they're serviceable! A few weeks ago I found some clearance stiff plastic placemats, and I bought them with the idea that I could use them to put in purse bottoms and stuff. Well, I laid out the pirate socks on one of them, traced slightly outside them with a dry erase marker, made some cuts, and voila!

I hand washed the socks last night, and they're still wet this morning. I might just have to wear them tomorrow.
And I'm already planning the next pair of Pirate Socks.
2 comments:
Those are without doubt the coolest socks in the universe! Can't wait to see them in person tomorrow. And the most cheerful sock blockers ever. Very resourceful, Ann.
so pretty! I can't wait to see them when you get back!
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