Buck-Beaver
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I don't think it's what you meant, but for the record everyone DO NOT use duct tape to make puppet mouths. Once you start sweating, well, it won't end well.
ok , first suggestion, dont use Foam core its thick, and bacicly just paper , and it breaks down quickly, go to a craft or hobby store and buy some aircraft ply wood, its very thin, and very strong,JDriller said:I have gleaned from several different puppet patterns and even the Foam Book, but I cannot seem to "get" sewing the mouth. What I mean is, right now I create the head from 2 foam pieces glued together down the middle. I create a mouth plate using foamcore covered with felt or muslin. I then glue the foam to the mouthplate. I cover the head with fleece and simply fold over teh fleece at the mouth and glue. It works, but I want to "up" the quality of my craftsmanship. I know there is a way to sew the fleece rather than glue, but I'm lost. Can anyone shed some light on this technique? Or is there an altogether better way?
Jennifer Driller
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perhaps in the UK, i have noticed differences in some products from US to UK,Punch'n'Judy said:Duck Tape, Duct Tape, Gaffer's Tape, Gaffer Tape, Gaffa Tape. Pretty much all the same thing, but can vary in price tremendously.