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My first puppet!

Gonzo's Hobbit

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Oh Dude Goochman. That's great! If that's your first I can't wait to see what else you come out with.
 

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thanks! I just added a couple of pics to the album of my niece with her new puppet!
 

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Very nice! And the expressions on those kids faces make it worth all the work doesn't it? Welcome to the world of puppetcrafting!
 

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I decided that I really didn't like working with ping pong balls for eyes, they took several tries for me to get them to work the way I wanted them to. Can anyone suggest something else that I can get pretty much the same look? almost round like the ones on this one?
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Gonzo's Hobbit

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I found something in the craft store called smooth foam. It's really hard but really light and it doesn't flake like styrafoam does.
 
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