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sewing the mouth (shut)

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Yahnke

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Hey everyone,
i know this is a topic that has been through the ringer here once already, but as i tried to find the thread about it.....i couldn't. So please give me tips, hints, links, to how to sew the head fabric to the mouth fabric. I have tried many times, i have followed directions to a "t" and i have ended up with the fabric inside out, or the mouth fabric way too tight, or way too loose...just disaster in general. I need to learn how to do this and i think my puppets will take a major jump towards a "professional" quality puppet. i used to use hot glue, but i want to sew them together.

thanks for your help.
 
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