GuySmiley
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Hi Guys!
I recently acquired some fleece - not antron - but has a nice stretch to it. I will be using this to cover the puppet heads that I am making.
This is a question for the puppet building experts among us (and I know you're there!). If making from foam [especially using the Foam Book Method] - should I cover the pieces before I assemble the different parts of the head together, or wait until assembled and then cover? The book says to use you original patterns and make them half an inch bigger to accomodate glueing/seams - I just wondered if anyone thought there way a 'best' way to do it.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers everyone!
Guy!
I recently acquired some fleece - not antron - but has a nice stretch to it. I will be using this to cover the puppet heads that I am making.
This is a question for the puppet building experts among us (and I know you're there!). If making from foam [especially using the Foam Book Method] - should I cover the pieces before I assemble the different parts of the head together, or wait until assembled and then cover? The book says to use you original patterns and make them half an inch bigger to accomodate glueing/seams - I just wondered if anyone thought there way a 'best' way to do it.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers everyone!
Guy!