Examples of Puppets Scaled Down to 80% and 65%

Even though our puppet sewing patterns are sized to fit older kids’ and adult’s hands, it is very simple to reduce the pattern down to a size small enough for a preschooler. This post shows what the finished puppets look like comparing sizes and how to resize the pattern for printing. Continue reading “Examples of Puppets Scaled Down to 80% and 65%” →

DIY Collapsible Puppet Stand

In order to save storage space, I wanted a puppet stand that could be broken down into two parts- the stand and the base. Using a T-nut and hanger bolt, you can attach a dowel to the base. An unfinished wooden plaque from a craft store makes a great base. A 3/4″ wooden dowel is easy to find at local hardware stores or online. The puppet stand was not only collapsible, but it was also sturdy.

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How Can a Donkey Stick Puppet Help Your Child’s Growth

Stick Puppets are the Simplest and Cheapest Puppets to Make

Do you need a quick, easy, fun and cheap craft for the kids? How about making a stick puppet? We have a free download of a coloring page that can be made quickly and easily into a donkey stick puppet. Take a look!
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How to Make the Easiest Unicorn Puppet!

Stick Puppets are the Simplest and Cheapest Puppets to Make

Do you need a quick, easy, fun and cheap craft for the kids? How about making a stick puppet? We have a free download of a coloring page that can be made quickly and easily into a unicorn stick puppet. Take a look!
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How to Make a Cute Zebra Puppet by Using Our Horse Puppet Sewing Pattern

Even though zebra print fleece isn’t readily available now you can still make an adorable zebra puppet! We have a free download of the pattern to cut the stripes that I sewed on a white zebra puppet.

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