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Hey Bork Bork, thanks for answering Georgina's question. Georgina, you shouldn't have any trouble ordering. And, yes, Georgia Stage is the way to go for fleece!

Hey hackdroot! Great work. Though I've never seen the Martians from Sesame Street in person, it looks to me like they are very basic rod puppets. One rod goes up to the eyes on top of the head and the other rod goes to the center bottom lip. Hope that helps!

Thanks Woofus and dkmontgomery! Franklin Heart, if you send me the link to the pictures of your puppet, I can post the link for you! :)

Thanks guys! You're making me blush over here. It's been fun (and a lot of work) building these characters. I can't wait to see them brought to life by the performers. Steevee has got a few little "robot" surprises packed in that I can't wait to see in action in the final production. Anyway...

Absolutely wonderful, guys!

Wow RottenPuppets! That's a big Roly! :) Looks great!

Hey guys! Here's a couple more Big Magic Book characters I've been working on. Steevee 1 Steevee 2 Steevee 3 Steevee 4 Witch 1 Witch 2 Witch 3

Thanks for comments, everyone! MGov, I don't know what kind of camera was used. Unfortunately, I wasn't at the filming and I think even if I was I probably wouldn't have given the camera a second look! :crazy: You can probably contact Big Magic Book through their blog. I'm sure they know and...

Sounds cool, RottenPuppets!

Hey Blink, believe it or not, that is the 14 oz! Not as thick as the old stuff...

Thanks guys! Mrhogg, the eyebrow mech is made of materials you can find in any hobby shop, brass tubing, brass and copper rods, springs, etc. The first step in adding any mech to a puppet head (at least in my experience) is to make sure the area where the mech is to be located has a hard skull...

The "new antron" was used in both puppets below. www.projectpuppet.com/images/bmb/squirt.jpg www.projectpuppet.com/images/bmb/bigmouth.jpg It's not as nice as the old antron, but you can still get decent seam coverage. I'm working on another character, a witch, who's head is completely covered...

Cool stuff, Anita! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks sleepylagoon! Anyone else have any pictures of their new "Roly" characters?

Thanks renegade! Puppeteering needs some work, but the sets and lighting are looking great. I think the puppets are looking pretty good on film (if i do say so myself). :)

Very cool, renegade!

I'm sure Disney isn't at all familiar with the phrase, "helping someone out". :)

Looking good, RubbeRoomStudio! Nice use of basic shapes! ;)

Hey guys! That's great! And, wow, you guys work fast. Thanks for posting pics and I'm glad you're enjoying the pattern.

Thanks for all the positive comments! Things are busy at Project Puppet right now (with custom puppet work). Once that's completed, we plan on really focusing on more patterns and blog tutorials. Some things that we've been considering are - a free nose pattern (foam-based for the Forma...