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After building Janken Fraggle I felt ready to tackle a canon character, one who actually has to look like something we've seen before. Well, sort of; Sheeter was Scooter's twin sister in Muppet Babies, and had no other canon appearances outside of kiddie books, if you count those as canon.
And then Boom! Comics published the "Family Reunion" arc of its Muppet Show comic, featuring an adult Skeeter as designed (and spearheaded!) by Amy Mebberson. That's the Skeeter who won my heart, so here is my attempt at puppetcraft...
Skeeter Puppet: in a hastily-cobbled-together costume I made out of cannibalized goodwill clothes. It'll stand in until I get the materials to make something much more appropriate. That includes, of course, her striped gloves!
Skeeter Fraggle: One redhead deserves another. Or something. Um.
Anyway, as I said, I'm still working on a good costume. I really don't love making clothes, but I guess I can't let her sashay around naked, especially since she ends at the waist. (I don't suppose they make roller derby outfits in infant sizes, do they?) I'm also going to make her a sturdier pair of glasses.
And then Boom! Comics published the "Family Reunion" arc of its Muppet Show comic, featuring an adult Skeeter as designed (and spearheaded!) by Amy Mebberson. That's the Skeeter who won my heart, so here is my attempt at puppetcraft...
Skeeter Puppet: in a hastily-cobbled-together costume I made out of cannibalized goodwill clothes. It'll stand in until I get the materials to make something much more appropriate. That includes, of course, her striped gloves!
Skeeter Fraggle: One redhead deserves another. Or something. Um.
Anyway, as I said, I'm still working on a good costume. I really don't love making clothes, but I guess I can't let her sashay around naked, especially since she ends at the waist. (I don't suppose they make roller derby outfits in infant sizes, do they?) I'm also going to make her a sturdier pair of glasses.