Thanks guys!

Tip: The enzymes in your saliva act as a natural spot remover for your blood.  Invariably when hand sewing on something I end up sticking myself with the needle and seem to end up with a spot of blood on the fabric. A quick rub of your own saliva into the spot will make it go away. Not sure how well this would work if you really bled a lot on something but work great for those small mistakes.

Mmm... hygienic.

Your stuff seriously amazes me. Bravo!

Meat tenderizer and Biz work on blood when your mouth is dry. Peroxide on cotton balls gets blood out of carpet but I don't think I would try it on your beautiful puppet. My sons survived a lot of mommie spit washes, it can't be too bad.

Finally got a picture of someone wearing the full costume.

wow, very sweet. Love the eyes and the shading around the  nose.

Finally got a picture of someone wearing the full costume.

Great job! Is it me, or does it look a bit cross-eyed here?

He is great!!!

wow, very sweet. Love the eyes and the shading around the  nose.

Thanks. The shading around the nose is actually because of the nape on in the fabric.  Was kind of a nice side effect of having to seam in the fabric at that point.

Yes he does have a bit of a cock eyed look.   One brow is higher then the other so there is more white space above the his right eye. Thought about changing it at the time but decided it gave him a bit of a crazed look.

Yes he does have a bit of a cock eyed look.   One brow is higher then the other so there is more white space above the his right eye. Thought about changing it at the time but decided it gave him a bit of a crazed look.

It certainly does that. I quite like it! Makes me imagine a scene from an American movie where there's a football game and lots of screaming fans