Great info, as always! #1 The ends of shoelaces actually have a name: aglets. #2 The attachments for the arms to the body are simply known as cord locks.
I have been trying to develop new ways to attach the head to the body I’m making a specific puppet for my art teacher but since she doesn’t know about puppet mechanics I want it to be as human friendly as possible so I’m trying out and inventing new ways to attach the body if you have any other tips please let me know, you guys are a huge help keep up the good work 👍
@@SwazzleProductions Oh yeah, I´ve already seen it. Thank you very much. They are a great team. I learned many Techniques that I hope to apply soon. Creetings from Costa Rica.
Thanks! The shoe lace is tied through the rubber gasket and then glued to the top of the arm foam - basically the puppets shoulder. Then the arm fleece is stitched up around it, securing everything in place.
Great info, as always!
#1 The ends of shoelaces actually have a name: aglets.
#2 The attachments for the arms to the body are simply known as cord locks.
Aglets and cord locks. Good to know.
What are white button-like receivers inside the puppet called? Thanks.
These are great ideas!!
Thanks!
Hey! You made a video about my question :) thanks guys
Perfect! If you have any other questions we can answer with a video, let us know.
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Thank you! I hope you found this helpful!
I have been trying to develop new ways to attach the head to the body I’m making a specific puppet for my art teacher but since she doesn’t know about puppet mechanics I want it to be as human friendly as possible so I’m trying out and inventing new ways to attach the body if you have any other tips please let me know, you guys are a huge help keep up the good work 👍
Pins through the neck sleeve seems to be the most reliable and adaptable to a variety of puppets. If you have any ideas, feel free to share.
Not only are they removable, you don't have to sew the arms to the body!!!
Correct! Sewing puppet arms to the body is such a pain.
Hellow friends. I have learned a lot whit you. I want to know: How do you cover the (round) head of the muppet? Thanks you very much
Check out our series where we build the Eric the Elephant puppet. We cover the whole process in that series!
@@SwazzleProductions Oh yeah, I´ve already seen it. Thank you very much. They are a great team. I learned many Techniques that I hope to apply soon. Creetings from Costa Rica.
@@elcaminotiteres5971 Awesome! Glad to hear it.
How do you attache the shoelace holder to the inside of the arm of the puppet? Ps. Love you guys
Thanks! The shoe lace is tied through the rubber gasket and then glued to the top of the arm foam - basically the puppets shoulder. Then the arm fleece is stitched up around it, securing everything in place.
Nice.
Thanks