Sock City | Donut Tasting Vlog

Posted by Norah Massey on

Sock City | Donut Tasting Vlog

Sock City... how do you express yourself with your socks?!  Hey Friends! In this YouTube Video I am taking me and my Sock City socks on a Donut Tasting Adventure!  If you're needing some extra fun in your life, you are at the right place! For this vlog/come with me type video we are really branching out! We go out and try two completely different donut shops, did a little dancing and ate SO many donuts. We hiked up our socks and headed out! These super cute socks from Sock City were the complete inspiration for this vlog! Thanks to...

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Easy DIY Rice Heating Pad in 3 Minutes | No Sew

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Easy DIY Rice Heating Pad in 3 Minutes | No Sew

I really don't like being cold, and these DIY sock rice heating pads are the perfect thing for me when I just can't get warm--not to mention how insanely easy they are to make! I made this one night in a moment of desperation when I was so cold I couldn't fall asleep. It literally took me longer to gather my supplies than it did for me to make the actual rice pack. :) There is absolutely no sewing and you can make it in 3 minutes! Watch the YouTube tutorial HERE. These things aren't just great for the cold,...

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DIY Tie-Dye Socks

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DIY Tie-Dye Socks

Love socks?  Love to tie-dye?  We've got you covered!  Spice up your boring white socks!  The sky's the limit when you tie dye your own pair of socks.  Learn how!

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National Sock Day!

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National Sock Day!

It's here! National...sock..day? You betcha'! Started in 2016 by the sock based website 'pair of thieves', it was met with a great deal of excitement, at least by sock connoisseurs around the country. To celebrate this momentous occasion, lets take a look back at some of the key points in sock history. Before about the 2nd century A.D. most people used either woven animal hair or leather/cloth wraps in order to protect their feet, if they wore anything at all. Sandals and soft fur linings known as "piloi, were the most used methods of wicking away moisture from the feet. At...

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