MSQC SKU: NOT100118 | MFG SKU: '73117857

Adjustable Sock Blockers

Name: Adjustable Sock Blockers
Brand: Missouri Star Quilt Company
Price: 11.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.0 (4 reviews)

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As seen in our Beginner Sock Knit-Along, easily block and air-dry adult socks of any size with this adjustable sock blocker. This set of 2 blockers features a separate toe piece that can be adjusted for shoe sizes 6 to 11—just line them up so the arrow points to your desired size. A hook at the top makes them easy to hang, and flower cut-outs speed drying time.

Note: Current blockers are neon yellow in color (same color as our Llama). Blockers are packaged with a paper backing to protect from scratches. Remove this backing when they arrive.

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MSQC SKU: NOT100118

MFG SKU: '73117857

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Rated 3.0 out of 5 stars

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Rosemarie M.
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I recommend this product
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
11/10/25
Great item
They work perfectly. I gave checked other ones and these seem the best for the price.
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Claire B.
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I recommend this product
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
9/27/25
Perfect!
As described. Will be a gift for my resident sock maker in the family.
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TERESA L.
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I do not recommend this product
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
10/11/24
Don’t buy these
Flimsy, doesn’t stay together to get the sock on. Sharp edges snagged on the yarn. Complete, return not allowed, total waste of money. If you like throwing your hard earned money away, this is the perfect product!
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Bee
I do not recommend this product
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
7/28/24
Great Idea Horrible Functionality
The idea of an "adjustable" sock blocker is brilliant - sadly, it is a nightmare to use.
The adjustment expands in increments, allowing for a *somewhat* large range of sizes, but it never seems to *stay* expanded during use.
Even if the blockers stayed at the adjustment they were set at, the socks get snagged by &/or hung up on the corners of both pieces. They start to slide onto the rounded toe easily, but they get caught on the square points of the "body" just above the expansion opening.
I know some people complain about the opening between the two parts making a "divot" I the sock when they are dry, and also grumble about the instability of the expansion joint.
All-in-all, it's a total failure when it comes to usability.
The question that percolates in my mind is this: "Why do they need to expand? The very nature of socks is that THEY expand. A set with 2-3 basic sizes is all anyone really needs. Everything else is just hype & dust bunnies."
Honestly, I think the overall design is lovely IN CONCEPT for people who knit socks in a multitude of sizes; but SERIOUSLY - *who does that.?!*
Were I to design my own sock blockers, they would be made from the same pink lucite that the Tula Nova cutting templates are made from, shaped like a standard sock blocker, but hollow all through the center to allow for fast blocking.
A girl's gotta have a dream, right?!
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