Re: Project Puppet's New Contest Posted by Shawn on Nov 25, 2008
Wooo Hooo.... We have a Star in our midst! Nice news piece they did on you. I love the old sewing machine you have.
Re: Project Puppet's New Contest Posted by Jon on Nov 25, 2008
Wow. that is so awesome that you got an interview with the news. You built a lot of very nice looking puppets and I love your old husquavarna. It was also nice to put a face to your name.
Re: Project Puppet's New Contest Posted by stonemask on Nov 26, 2008
Thank you people!
This husquavarna is from my grandmother. I think its about 40-45 years old. And it works fine. The news is about 1.20 minute. That should be good in the main news.
This husquavarna is from my grandmother. I think its about 40-45 years old. And it works fine. The news is about 1.20 minute. That should be good in the main news.
Re: Project Puppet's New Contest Posted by miguel on Nov 26, 2008
Good for you! 
Re: Project Puppet's New Contest Posted by tsu on Nov 26, 2008
haha, congratz from me too :D
Re: Project Puppet's New Contest Posted by stonemask on Nov 26, 2008
Thanks!
Re: Project Puppet's New Contest Posted by droffset on Nov 26, 2008
Stonemask
Great job, you sounded very confident! I like your puppets too.
Great job, you sounded very confident! I like your puppets too.
Re: Project Puppet's New Contest Posted by puppetlady on Nov 29, 2008
I was hoping you would post that, StoneMask! It was cool to see you on TV. Thanks for sharing the link.
About the "sleeve" piece on the alternate body pattern: It attaches onto the lower edge of the completed fabric body pattern piece. It serves as a facing of sorts to make the bottom edge of the body look more professional in appearance. It would wrap inside the body and be tacked inside. (That's how I understand it. Although I've sewn it up once, it has yet to be incorporated into a puppet.) If this fails to work for you or doesn't make sense than I would drop a note to Pasha and ask the same question of him. When I complete one of these I'll post it, but it may be awhile before I do. I have a lot on my plate right now.
Thanks to all who voted for Dr. Dark! Kanja, I'd vote for Gimbul if I didn't vote for myself. I like him a lot! The insignia metallic belt buckle on his uniform, his aquatic looking facial features - fantastic!
Pam
About the "sleeve" piece on the alternate body pattern: It attaches onto the lower edge of the completed fabric body pattern piece. It serves as a facing of sorts to make the bottom edge of the body look more professional in appearance. It would wrap inside the body and be tacked inside. (That's how I understand it. Although I've sewn it up once, it has yet to be incorporated into a puppet.) If this fails to work for you or doesn't make sense than I would drop a note to Pasha and ask the same question of him. When I complete one of these I'll post it, but it may be awhile before I do. I have a lot on my plate right now.
Thanks to all who voted for Dr. Dark! Kanja, I'd vote for Gimbul if I didn't vote for myself. I like him a lot! The insignia metallic belt buckle on his uniform, his aquatic looking facial features - fantastic!
Pam
Re: Project Puppet's New Contest Posted by miguel on Nov 29, 2008
But your puppet is the best. Second Kanja's puppet(with all rspect)
Miguel!
Miguel!
Re: Project Puppet's New Contest Posted by Chensational on Nov 29, 2008
Posted by: puppetlady on Nov 29, 2008
Thanks to all who voted for Dr. Dark! Kanja, I'd vote for Gimbul if I didn't vote for myself. I like him a lot! The insignia metallic belt buckle on his uniform, his aquatic looking facial features - fantastic!Hi Pam,
Pam
Thanks for the kind words about my entry. I agree that your puppet is great as well. I honestly would not want to be a judge for this contest.
@ Miguel - Not to worry Miguel, there is no disrespect in expressing an opinion. That is what the voting is for.
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