Great job1

After re-watching the Paul Louis videos, I was inspired to make a monster puppet.

He was so easy!  I made him this morning.  I also made an extra hand that is not attached so that we can use the hand by itself, or work this guy with two hands.


Thanks TwistandShout!
http://puppetsandstuff.com/community/index.php/topic,6451.msg58136.html#msg58136"

Aww! I helped in a small way to inspire someone....Yay! He looks epicly awesome. Now, where did you get the cloth! I can find it nowhere in my city. I been to fifteen textile shops and checked online and can't find that fuzzy green faux fur! LOL

-T

I had just purchased some other fabric on www.fabric.com and then I received an add for clearance on furs, this color was in stock(the others were out :'( ) and I bought 4 yards.  It was less than $10 a yard!!!!  Up until now, I had not been able to find any either!  It was a happy day.

I had just purchased some other fabric on www.fabric.com and then I received an add for clearance on furs, this color was in stock(the others were out :'( ) and I bought 4 yards.  It was less than $10 a yard!!!!  Up until now, I had not been able to find any either!  It was a happy day.

Just have to keep looking on ebay...lol. I'm gonna keep trying so I can make one of these. They have character.

-t

Awesome! The power of connected puppetry people at work! Great puppet and pretty amazing for such a quick build!

Perfect way to break in that new work space, eh?

 8)True!  It's sooooooo wonderful to get away to work, and then walk away from the mess for a time when I need to.  It's a total dream for me.

It's sooooooo wonderful to get away to work, and then walk away from the mess for a time when I need to.  It's a total dream for me.

It is a dream for all of us it is just that your dream came true! Awesome! You are an inspiration!

These are great for trimming fur.  The have a straight edge on one side and teeth on the other.  When you cut with them they only take out a few strands at a time.  That way you aren't left with a blunt edge.  Look more natural.  Also, remember to cut very small amounts at a time that will also give you a more natural shape.


Julie

oops..forgot to tell you where to get them. LOL  Beauty supply store. Like Sally's  http://www.sallybeauty.com/Eclipse-Silver-Series-Texturizer-Shears/SBS-520122,default,pd.html?cgid=Hair12

Yes, I've seen these type of scissors before, didn't think about using those.  Thanks for the tip!