October 17, 2016

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Fuzzy Sock Cupcake Gifts - Cricut

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Each holiday season I make fuzzy sock cupcakes for the residents at the local nursing home. I like to buy the spa socks from the Dollar Tree. I usually get the non-skid socks. They come in a variety of colors.

What You Will Need:

I use my Cricut to cut out the cupcake wrappers. The wrapper should be sized to around 8 inches for the width. When resizing the wrapper, make sure the lock for ratio is locked.

You can download the Design Space file for the cupcake wrapper and tag that I used by Clicking Here to Download. You will need the Cricut Access subscription or the cartridges for the images I used in order to cut.

To make the socks into a cupcake you lay the 2 socks on top of each other, laid out. Then you roll the socks starting at the toe end making sure that each layer is 1/4 inch lower than the previous layer until you get to the other end of the sock. Then take a rubber band or hair tie and put it over the now rolled up socks. This will keep the socks rolled up. Then you gently pull the center of the roll, where the toes of the socks are. This will make a like a spiral effect, that resembles icing swirls.



Put the sock cupcake in the cupcake wrapper, and then fluff the socks some more to make sure to fill the wrapper. You can add a Pom Pom to the top to serve as a cherry on top. I put my sock cupcakes in cellophane bags and tie them closed with ribbon and a tag.

These would make great gifts or party favors.

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2 comments :

  1. Hi Jooniper,this is a wonderful helpful project you are doing and now I want to do the same. Thanks for this idea. I plan to give cards I made and now the socks to our Senior Center and our 'Treasure Chest Charity', which gives all proceeds to our local hospital. Continued Success.

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  2. These are so adorable and such a wonderful idea - thank you!!!

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