Make your own. I am just now getting my site up and running, but will soon be making more vids on making puppets, Honestly it isn't as difficult as some think. By making your own, you can give it all the personality that you want. Even if it doesn't turn out to be Luna quality, it t least gives yo something to work with until you can afford a higher quality puppet.
OK, so I know that curiosity killed the cat, but was recently in a conversation with a friend who asked this, and it never occurred to me that I never knew the answer to this.
My first training in puppetry basics was with Puppet Production Ministries out of Desoto, Texas. What happened to them?
I tried to find out and the latest info that I could find was that there were lawsuits involved, people not getting products that they paid over $700 for, foreclosure on their property, etc.
I watched three episodes and lost interest.
Sure. Franklin Haynes the profile pic is a puppet head under construction, can't mistake it.
muppet style hand and black light
Etsy would be another good place. Slap $8 to $10 per with $2 shipping and a discount if they buy bulk. As for donating them, if you have a valuation on them, you can donate them to a church, a school, a library or even a puppet museum and get a donation slip that can be taken off of her taxes at the end of the year.
I am mostly setting this up for the puppeteers/performers I am training, but thought I would share it here as well. Trying to create a page that is centrally geared toward puppet builders and performers. Once I get it organized the way I want it, I want to recreate a similar page for etsy, so that people don't have to wade through the minutia that can sometimes occur when searching. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
http://bit.ly/PuppetHelp
This was sent to me, thought I would share it. looks pretty promising.
http://bc6b3oyzh8q7qysqbxwu9ras5i.hop.clickbank.net/
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