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Kick-ass shark-socks: patterns available for hurricane Sandy relief

Cory Doctorow at 11:33 am Tue, Jan 1, 2013

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Back in November, I blogged the Tsarina of Tsock's wonderful shark socks, noting that they were not yet articles of commerce and hoping that they would become such soon. Now, Tsarina writes and says,

You asked me to let you know when my Shark Week sock was released to the general public, so I thought this might be of interest. I'm not actually doing the full-on release yet, as such, but I've made the pattern available for a limited time as part of a fund-raiser for hurricane Sandy relief. If you're a real glutton for punishment you can read the whole tale of woe on my blog here:

World Without End (Thanks, Tsarina!)

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  • aperturehead

    Wow, those are some shark socks! I hope she sells a lot of patterns and makes lots of money for the Sandy relief.