B.A.R.K. Production Journal: Puppet Hands, Step 13
1) Use your own arm as a guide to figure out the orientation of the puppet's elbows and wrists.
2) Pin the hands in place.
3) Using a sturdy needle and strong thread, sew the hands to the arms. The hand material will be difficult to sew through because of the glue, so stitch carefully.
Labels: arms, hands, Puppet building
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2 Comments:
Have you been using reticulated foam on this project, or type of foam, or a mix? Which do you use the most of?
Ken,
I use different foams for different things. The head is made from half inch polyurethane foam. The body is made from a slightly more rigid foam, and inside of the mouth is made from dyed reticulated foam. I also use rigid closed cell on occasion. I probably use the every day variety of half inch polyurethane the most.
Sean
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