Transform Socks Into Warmers

By: Maya for Little Treasures

You can make your own warmers with the transformation of socks! The Transform Socks Into Warmers projects is super easy and results in a beautiful accessory.

Materials:

Pair of socks
Decorative button
Ribbon or lace
Tailor's Ham or small pillow

Instructions:

Cut off the toes part.
Turn the sock with the heel part upwards.
Gather the part where the heel is, pin it and hand stitch it.
Add a decorative button.
Add some lace or ribbon.
You have to insert a tailor's ham inside before you stitch the lace. If you don't have a tailor's ham insert another pair of socks or a small pillow.
Something that will expand the sock. Then (hand) stitch the lace.
Your new, fabulous wrist warmers.

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Weberme

May 31, 2017

These hand warmers from socks is definitely on my gifts to make list for this winter. They are so classy looking and I never thought they would be this easy. I have always made the leg warmers from lace but never thought to make arm ones from socks. These will make some great stocking stuffers for any girl or women on your list or even make for a gift for coworker or a door prize or host gift. Nice pictured step by step tutorial. Super gift idea.

elnisi

Apr 27, 2013

these are so cute, would also be great for those that have poor circulation in the hand wrist area. even just one would work well, you could even cover a button to match your outfit,or a covered button from a past project. thank you for showing this.

lakesider2010 0607 168

Mar 31, 2012

What a lovely idea! Perhaps now I can "doll-up" my not-so-lady-like tops.

nanners612003 5535 874

Mar 29, 2012

these are really cute. i think my ladies at the nursing home would even like making these

cewinglover55

Feb 28, 2011

So great for grandkids and help ppl who have arthrists to help keeping warms too!