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12. DESCRIPTION From Fox River® — Born & Raised in the USA. Soft cotton blend that absorbs moisture Lightweight, flat jersey knit design Smooth, flat toe seams No joke — Sock Monkey doll instructions included Design: The Original Rockford Red Heel® Monkey Sock is a classic. Made from a soft cotton & acrylic blend to absorb moisture. Fox River® is a Wisconsin company (now based in Iowa) that's produced quality knitted handwear and socks since 1900. Medium fits men's shoes sizes 6 to 8 1/2 Large fits men's shoe sizes 9 - 11 1/2 Possibilities: With shoes or without — your feet will thank you. Material: 87% cotton, 10% polyester, 2% acrylic, 1% spandex. Machine wash. Made in the USA. Men's Red Heel® Monkey Socks Item # 40428-1X13 $ 14.50 ----- yikes! Too much $$$ FYI- The Original Rockford Red Heel sock can be bought online… but they are very expensive

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20. So much for the introductions… Just how are we going to make them?

21. Over the next several slides… you will be given the step by step instructions with visual aids… to complete your very own sock monkey.

23. Start with one sock… Create the Body and the Legs.

26. On the next slide… the same step again… explained a little different...

28. You are half way there!

29. Sock #2 The mouth, arms, tail, ears and the hat...

37. This monkey did not receive any ears...

38. Sometimes… the hat is made from Felt and this is a pattern… If you wish, Ms. Adamschek has detailed instructions to create a fabulous fez hat instead of the sock hat.

45. Good Luck… and enjoy making the monkeys. Everyone will be unique!

46. http://www.ehow.com/how_83 23986_sew-sock-monkey.html How to Sew a Sock Monkey A sock monkey is a popular kid's toy traditionally made out of a pair of socks. Store bought sock monkeys can be rather expensive, but making one at home won't break the bank, and is a great project to make with your children. Traditional sock monkeys are made out of redford red heel socks,but you can use socks of all shapes, colors and sizes to create your own unique sock monkey. FYI- This website has another set of instructions you could find useful

47. And after you are done… and still need a challenge

48. In addition to the famous sock monkey. Ms. Adamschek can give you a pattern to create an elephant… if you want to.

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