Here is my latest, just completed this morning. I had to wait until the doll arm joints arrived in the mail before he could be finished.




I took a side-view shot in order to show his tail.

By hanging out here, I learned how to make his eyes out of plastic spoons, and got a tip to reverse the arm joints so that the post wasn't poking at my wrist when I am using him. Gotta thank everyone here for all I have learned!

What a cute little poodle!
Brenda

I love poodles I have a pick-a-poo Great job. Don't you hate it when you run out of supplies and have to wait.

Billy D.

I love the curly hair on the puppet, his tail even has a curl....nice job. 

Don't you hate it when you run out of supplies and have to wait.

I hate waiting generally in life. 

Daryl H

I love the tail.  Thanks for including the side shot.

Definitely cute! The side shot shows him up well - love the tail and the 'top knot' in his hair. When you use him will he bark or speak Chris?

Helen

Definitely cute! The side shot shows him up well - love the tail and the 'top knot' in his hair. When you use him will he bark or speak Chris?

Helen

In the show he was created for he will most likely have a couple lines. I like him enough that he will probably join my repertory players. He is a good size, just a little smaller than the people puppets. That means he can be either a barker or a talker, depending on the need. The only problem with making him a talker will be finding the right voice. If I don't push it, I'll find a voice for him that I like, and it will become his own.

That is a very adorable poodle!! Thanks for sharing!

Great poodle, very cute.  Thanks for sharing your new creation.  I love seeing what everyone is making.

Cute puppet...adorable  & kids would enjoy...
Thanks for sharing the pix