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Sock puppets -

These are a classic use for mismatched socks. You can create so many different puppets with them!

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Arm warmers -

Just cut off the toes and make a small hole at the heel, and you'll have fingerless arm warmers.

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Absorb moisture and odors in your car -

Fill a sock with cat litter and place it in your car. This will help with reducing fogged up windows and eliminating odors.

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Cozy cup -

Pair a mismatched sock with a cup. It looks and feels great!

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Sock snowmen -

These are so cute, and are perfect for the holiday season.

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Dog chew toy -

Place a tennis ball or two inside a sock, tie a knot, and you've got yourself a new chewing toy for your dog!

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Coin purses -

Baby socks are great for making DIY sock purses. Learn how to make them in this tutorial.

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Leg warmers -

You can wear these while you relax at home or even to dance!

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Chia Pet sock -

Why buy one of these when you can easily make one at home using a sock?

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Pin cushions -

You can make candy-shaped ones by placing a rolled up sock inside another one, twisting the ends, and tying them.

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Mouse wrist rest -

If you don't have one of these, a sock will do the trick.

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Clean a whiteboard -

Use a sock to wipe your whiteboard. It works as well as a regular eraser.

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Fix a table -

Is your table uneven and wobbly? Use socks to make it even and stable.

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Duster -

This is how many mismatched socks end up, and for a good reason—they work.

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Make a hobby horse -

Okay, we're in the 21st century, but surprisingly kids still do love these things! Learn how to make one here.

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Neck pillow -

You'll need a long sock for this one, but it can be done. Fill it with dried beans, and if your neck aches, just pop it in the microwave for a few seconds to warm it up.

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Potpourri sachets -

You can do these with socks too! And not only are they perfect for your home, they also make great gifts.

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Door draft stopper -

Just sew two long socks together and fill them with rice and you'll have an effective way to stop cold air from entering your home.

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Storage -

Socks are great to store board games pieces.

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Vacuum filter -

Just lace a sock over the end of the vacuum cleaner hose and use it as a filter for objects you don't actually want to be sucked into the vacuum cleaner.

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Bean bag tossing games -

Fill your socks up with dry beans and you're ready to play toss games!

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Scrub -

If you need to use soap to scrub a difficult stain, place it inside a sock and you can use it as a scrubber.

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Pot wrap -

Wrap a sock around a small flower pot. They look adorable!

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Painting assistance -

Instead of a rag, a sock can be great to clean up your paintings.

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Fake donuts -

Kids like to play house, so fake food is never too much! Here's how to do it.

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Use them as dryer balls -

Stuff socks with tennis balls and they'll work as well as other dryer balls.

See also: Creative uses for coffee filters

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