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Nov 1, 2019 • 4 tweets • 3 min read • Read on X
And the winner is...

The amazing and incredible @DominaDali for her wonderful Ouija board ankle socks!!! 😁❤️😈🖤💀

We loved this picture and there were some very close seconds. Ultimately it came down to a coin toss because it was so hard to decide. ImageImage
Thank you all so, so much for your participation and for helping us have such a wonderful, spooktacular #Socktober!!
Go and follow all of these amazing sock goddesses:

@realShaePeach
@Ladytoes2
@SadisticSophia
@princessbellaso
@Pixxxie__Dust
@Ryanolivia82
@Robyn_Wonderxx
@May_Matters
@piccolo_pesce

It was really a treat to have all of them join in.
We’re getting ready to put up the contest for November (fall socks this time), so stay tuned! ❤️🍁🍂🧦

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