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Antron Fleece

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Sir Didymus

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Hi Ho Everyone,
I am thinking of gettin' some Antron Fleece to build a puppet with because I've heard it works well. The only problem is I don't really want to dye it. Does anyone know if there Is a place where I might be able to buy it allready dyed? Thanks for any help!

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I don't think anyone ever really sells pre-dyed fleece - though you might be able to buy some from another puppet builder who has some they don't need or want.

If you do not feel comfortable dying the fleece, ask around and see if someone you know can dye it for you. You can also check with local seamstresses or the wardrobe department of a local theatres - often they will dye material for you for a small fee.
 
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