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A special breed

February 11th, 2007 by Candace

I’ve been seeing these sock puppies around the internet lately and decided that I would try my hand at making one. I mean, how hard can it be? Pair of socks – check. Fiberfil – check. Matching thread and buttons – check, check. So with all my tools, I began cutting, sewing and filling my sock puppy. The finished product is one that, while it’s not entirely embarrassing, it’s definitely not something I want to put on display. But for your amusement, I shall.

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As you can see, it’s hind legs are way too long and his front legs are too short. And uneven.

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And it looks like he’s been *fixed* and the doctor didn’t do a very good job sutchering him.

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It’s not too bad, but I do feel bad for the poor pup. I did have an overwhelming sense of pride that I completed it. But that faded when my son wouldn’t even play with it. *Sigh* I guess I shall stick with my love affair with felt and leave the sock puppies to a professional.

13 Responses to “A special breed”

  1. feli Says:

    it looks so cute anyway. I love the colour. :*)

  2. Emily Says:

    I think it’s really sweet! Kind of an interesting spot to close him up, don’t ya think? [=)] I made my first softie recently, and I love how the first ones are imperfect! Could you lengthen the forelegs to match the hindlegs?
    Love it!

  3. old school acres Says:

    I think it’s adorable!! Looks like he’s doing a little dance.

  4. Christine Says:

    He’s so cute! Bless him with his short front legs. :)

  5. Sara Says:

    Awwwwwwww he’s so cute!

  6. Crafty Daisies » Blog Archive » International Crafty Love Says:

    [...] Isnt he adorable? Love him! And for those who remember my sock puppy attempt, I decided to leave it to a professional and I also recieved Bewley, my very own sock pup (the one I wanted, but was already sold, so she made another at my request – how awesome is that?) [...]

  7. Clara Says:

    I think it’s so cute! Good thing that it’s his front leg that he’s lifting :) otherwise imagine what it’d look like if it was a back leg instead. Kids are fickle I bet your son will eventually decide that he’s his favorite soon enough.

  8. jessica Says:

    it is cute in a funny way. well, funny can be cute. i love how you described it all. it made me smile.

  9. jill Says:

    I think his imperfections are wonderful! He is so cute. The comment about his ‘surgery’ job made me chuckle : )

  10. gayle Says:

    He is just too cute. My first puppy was gray and I made him for one purpose – a pin cushion. When I got him together, though, he just looked so cute I couldn’t put a pin in him – let alone a whole bunch of pins.

  11. Gio Says:

    He is cute!!! And your comments on the saga are the funniest thing I’ve read in a while :o )
    Now I would love to get a hold of that pattern to see what funky dog I could come up with, but I can’t find the issue anywhere :(

  12. Rebecca Says:

    Thank you for this delightful puppy. You made me laugh out loud with your comments. Over the past 30 years I have had so many failed projects…that is what has made me so fabulously creative today….(laughing out loud again) Keep on trying!

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