Basically, cut them off just below the start of the curve (one inch below) then turn the socks inside out.
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This is where you will sew your straight line. Sew a straight stitch all the way around (be sure not to sew the socks together as you are working in a circle) leaving a 1/2 inch area open and un-sewn.
Instructions will continue in the next post.
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