Just bought these myself.................... these are hard to find

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don't forget to check out the foam,fur, and felt
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billy D.

Thanks for the plug Billy.  The Neato Blacklight Vol 1 and 2 as well as the how to start a blacklight ministry are great.  I carry all three as well as the making puppets from foam.  Anyone from Puppets and Stuff can contact me and I'll give you a $2 discount on each video.  Just make sure you let me know you found me through this site. You can order through my site and mention Puppets and Stuff on the comment line when checking out or email me with your contact info.

Also, I have 3 rolls of 1" x 24" x 90" foam on sale for $14 each roll, that's a $4 savings over the reg. price.

If anyone has questions about other supplies I usually know where to find them.

Sorry I haven't been around lately.  Business is booming.  Busy, busy. Thank you Lord.

Julie

Thanks Billy...I am learning a lot about different
materials used in puppet making through P&S.

My thanks to all those who are sharing the info through
different threads....keep it going.

Just interested to know how do you use the
clear ball ornament?...is it for the eyes? do you
fill the half ball? ...

Bhanu

Thanks Billy...I am learning a lot about different
materials used in puppet making through P&S.

Just interested to know how do you use the
clear ball ornament?...is it for the eyes? do you
fill the half ball? ...

Bhanu

They are used for eyes. You can paint the inside or use the tutorial that meg posted where you place a printed iris on the inside and paint over that with white. Then fill the inside with foam or any other method of filler. I use foam and doll joints. these are good to use if you need larger eyes or you need a certain look.
Billy d.

Thanks Billy..interesting use of a simple material!

Bhanu