Piranha Plants

Snap, Chomp, and Nosh. Numbers 57, 58, and 59. These were inspired by this toilet paper cover and Nintendo(R).
Since this character is owned by Nintendo, *this is not for sale*

Luna

Number 7. made for my friend's birthday. I finally got to see my friend so I could give Luna an extreme makeover and take her picture. I lost the original picture. Background courtesy of my mother.

Keira

made for a little girl's third birthday. number 56

Slick

Number 55! my students told me he looks like Elmo...hmm.

I made an "instructable"!

I was not the first person to make this puppet. Maybe the first to make a pattern for it?

simple marionette - More DIY How To Projects

Good Granny

number 54. Representing the Super Ego for a psychology professor.

Devil Baby

Number 53. created for Psychology professor to represent the Id.

George

52 hand puppet prototype.

Gene Puppets

50 and 51 Recessive (Eugene) and Dominant(Gene). Created for a Psychology professor.

Grubby the Caterpillar

Number 49, prototype. Named by my lovely students

Sunny

Number 48, the wearable puppet. My daughter is a great model

Jack

Number 47. This was requested by my friend who made Sally. No, I will not make one of these for you, so please don't ask. I do not own the rights to this character, it was created by Tim Burton

My first puppet class

Here are the puppets made by my wonderful students over the past few months.

Francis, Spot the Dog made by an 11 year old girl


Rebbecca, and Jessica the Dog made by a 9 year old girl

Sally from Nightmare before Christmas made by a mom. *This is one of a kind, I will not make it so please don't ask.*

Oscar the Dog

Number 46. Dog prototype
No, he is not named after Oscar the Grouch. Have you heard of Felix the cat? Have you heard of the Odd couple (Felix and Oscar)? So now you know. Not my best work, but I had to create a new pattern for my class.

Grumpy Gus

Number 45. At first I wasn't sure I wanted to make such a scary character, but he just might be my new favorite. *NEW FEATURES* He has fingers and his nose is not a separate piece, none of my other puppets were made like this. May be featured in Super Sized Problems a story by Alex LaMont if I ever finish my adaptation.





note: my young daughter pulled out a lot of his hair, she really loves this guy.