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Fleece skin question

PastorJimmy

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Greetings Muppet Central :smile:

I have been lurking around here for sometime now but now that I can't find the answer to my question I decided to join :smile:

My question is when I add my fleece to my puppet am I sewing the fleece directly into the foam? Where do I need to glue an where do we sew only?

I haven't tested anything yet before I start my puppet I want as much info as possible:smile: I am currently working on my ladder stich an whip stich

Godbless:smile:
 
Mavway02

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It depends on the puppet, must for most of my puppets I generally sew the fleece or fur as a cover for the foam.
 
PastorJimmy

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Thanks for the info. A friend of mine told me to sew it sepertly and then glue the mouth platte on and roll the "skin" on like a ski mask. I am getting ready to build my first puppet. :smile:
 
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Yep that sounds about right. Enjoy the puppet building!
 
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