TheGreatCount
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I'll keep an eye out as well, along with asking some puppet maker friends if they have ideas
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Can someone teach me how to make Mahna Mahna out of paper?
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Have any of you found anything?
GizmoAkimbo
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I would just try your hand at making a Mahna Mahna of your own design, get creative with it, especially if its something no one else online has done. For example, I challenged myself one day, and made a giant arm puppet made out of nothing but cardboard boxes, toilet paper rolls, and paper clips to function as joints. If you fail, you can always try again. Get crazy, and have fun with it!