DIY Monster Sock Puppet Tutorial

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DIY Monster Sock Puppet Tutorial

I am not a mom who spends too much time crafting. While I don’t mind getting some fun crafts into our homeschool each month, I have to be honest that I don’t always enjoy them when we do. Let’s just say I’m more of a cooking, baking, photography and graphic design gal who loves to be active with my family. However, I have to say, that our family had so much fun making this monster sock puppet, myself included!

DIY Monster Sock Puppet Tutorial

These are the supplies you’ll need:
1 pair of fuzzy socks
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Googly eyes
Pom Pom balls
Felt
Cardboard

DIY Monster Sock Puppet Tutorial

 

Directions:
Cut cardboard circle that will fit in your sock for the mouth and fold in half.
Trace the circle twice onto your piece of felt, cut out, and glue to both sides of the cardboard.

DIY Monster Sock Puppet Tutorial
Cut the toe off the end of your sock, roll the edges around the felt covered cardboard, and hot glue in place to make your mouth.

DIY Monster Sock Puppet Tutorial
Hot glue googly eyes to 2 pom pom balls and glue above mouth for eyes.

DIY Monster Sock Puppet Tutorial
For back spines, cut two long strips of felt and hot glue half of it together, leaving two flaps.

DIY Monster Sock Puppet Tutorial
Separate flaps and hot glue to back of the sock.
Decorate as you desire, we added extra pom pom balls and a felt bow tie.

DIY Monster Sock Puppet Tutorial

 

Looking for some great puppets that you don’t have to make? Here are some ideas for you along with a few great accessories for puppet playtime!

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4 Comments

  1. When I saw the picture, I thought: “That’s going to be too complicated for me.” But it looks fun and manageable the way you described it and it’s cute too.

    1. I totally hear you, Angela! I am not a big crafter, but this was super simple! And the boys enjoy using it (big sis is a teen so not so much for her…haha). Thanks for stopping by!

    1. Thanks for stopping by, Anna! I so adored your DIY reading nook! Have a great week!

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