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Verb: cringe Verb: sneeze Number: 9,792, 864 Verb (past tense): ate Verb: Twisted Noun: Wembley Food: beets Verb: paint Verb: Number: Verb (past tense): Verb:

Verb: cringe Verb: sneeze Number: 9,792, 864 Verb (past tense): Verb: Twisted Noun: Wembley Food: beets Verb: Verb: Number: Verb (past tense): Verb:

Hands. I used to hate, hate, hate making them. Now they're routine, and I sew on 'em while waiting for web pages to load and during video game cutscenes. I developed my own pattern for the skin, and sewing them is an exercise in pure masochism compared to the simple front-and-back...

Verb: cringe Verb: sneeze Number: 9,792, 864 Verb (past tense): Verb: Twisted Noun: Food: Verb: Verb: Number: Verb (past tense): Verb:

According to Amazon, the release date is April 23, 2014. :(

A 6-ply white ostrich feather boa. I've since chopped half of it up for Fraggle hair.

*laughs* We all have goofy brain farts. Mine usually take the form of embarrassing typos in my fic, such as misspelling Doc's name as "Dog" and a certain Minstrel's name as "Canus." (Maybe he's a were-Fraggle.) Thanks for the higher-res version. I wish the contest included the possibility of...

I like this image! What I can see of it. It drives me nuts that I can't zoom in on it and see what all is going on. It looks like the radishes are called "beets." I must be misreading that, but I can't figure out what I ought to be seeing.

Kinda "Night of the Living Dead Fraggles," huh?

Plastic spoons can make good, inexpensive eyes too.

Hair! It is a thing! The beginning: A ping-pong ball wired to the skull the same way the eyes were, a hot glue gun, and a few million bundles of fuchsia feather barbs. It took about a week to make all of those. Argh. Off-camera is a single white feather for the accents. I glued the...

That was going to be my next suggestion. I do something similar for round shapes like eyelids, tweaking the approach to keep the seams as unobtrusive as possible.

Does the fabric you're using have any stretch? If it doesn't, that would explain why it's wrinkling.

That's how I do it. Get a roll of 1/2" foam and some contact cement and go to it.

It's on the complete first season. They have interviews with some of the creators and puppeteers.

Ouch. Been there, done that, threw the T-shirt away. Get well soon!

Trial and error! I made 7 skulls for him before getting one with the right shape. It had to have the long, round-ended schnoz, short lower jaw, round cheeks, and overall flexibility of the original puppet. Oh, and the puppeteer's hand has to be able to fit inside it too. That was a tough combo...

Wem has no clue what to wear when he does have his shirts. He'll agonize over which shirt to wear. I imagine the decision is easier when one of his shirts is in the wash...unless he suddenly realizes that nudity is an option...shirt or no shirt? Shirt inside-out or outside-out? And he goes...