The sewn tentacles are difficult to flip right side out. Make this job easier by leaving a spot about half-way up the tentacle open for a few inches so that it can be turned right side out in two stages. Leave the gap open until each tentacle is stuffed, then whip stitch the openings. Body Stuff the body section of the first sock and sew the top of the Socktopus head closed. Fold under any raw edges, and sew the inside four tentacles to the outside tentacles very securely.
Eyes Make the eyes from the heel of the second sock as in figure D .
Determine the fold, then sew the eyes partly in place across the bottom. Use the extra brown material previously folded under to partially stuff the eyes to make them puff out. Puff the eyes out fully, stuffing them with fiberfill before stitching the eyes in place. Mouth The heel from the first sock becomes the Socktopus mouth as in figure B . Remember, it is not cut away from the sock.