No-Sew Sock Penguin Craft

If you liked our no-sew sock snowman, you’ll also like our no-sew sock crafts! This little guy will go great with his snowman friend (Santa can join in too if you’re doing a pre-holiday craft) so grab that weird sock we know you have and get crafting together!

Penguin Crafts No Sewing

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What you need

1 black sock
1 colored sock to make a hat
rice
elastic band (or thread)
white and orange felt
ribbon
glue gun
felt glue
Marker or paint
drag

Start by stuffing the black sock with rice (you will need a decent amount). Once you are happy with the amount of rice and the rough shape of your sock penguin, tie a rubber band around the top. We used two rubber bands to make things more secure.

Now take another elastic band and place it just above the middle of the sock, separating the body from the head. You may have to shape the body a little with our hands. Again, we used 2 elastic bands to make sure it was secure.

Cut off the excess stocking. You can secure the top with a little glue from a hot glue gun. Cut a white oval (measured against the body to keep things accurate) from white felt. Glue it to the stocking with felt glue (a hot glue gun will work too).

Cut a small beak out of orange felt and glue it to the head. Draw two black eyes with a black marker.

Add ribbon to make a scarf (apply with glue gun or glue – sometimes ribbon is difficult to attach, we find these two glues work best with ribbon.).

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