Puppet Lovers?
Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2011 8:48 am
So, does anyone out there have a love for puppets?
I've always been fascinated with puppets and puppetry. It's what got me into ball jointed dolls, as they really are just fancy puppets if you think about it.
If you have any, I'd love to see them! Here's my hoard:
My first love: the Wrinkles dog, an 80's quintessential toy! He held up very well considering how much play and abuse he took.
Okie the dragon
Horatio. He was converted to a puppet from an old carnival prize that my mom picked up for 50 cents at a yard sale. He's about 6 feet long!
Eustace, because everyone needs a sock puppet!
Harold the cat.
Assorted shelf: kid's marionettes, monster finger puppets, and the hastily slapped together Frazzie. Someday I'll remake him properly so he's more attractive.
And, lastly, my girl Eppie. She's fairly awesome. She stands at over 3 feet tall, has moving ears, blinks, and has live arm sleeves so her hands are usable. She's the one that the kids really love!
I've always been fascinated with puppets and puppetry. It's what got me into ball jointed dolls, as they really are just fancy puppets if you think about it.
If you have any, I'd love to see them! Here's my hoard:
My first love: the Wrinkles dog, an 80's quintessential toy! He held up very well considering how much play and abuse he took.
Okie the dragon
Horatio. He was converted to a puppet from an old carnival prize that my mom picked up for 50 cents at a yard sale. He's about 6 feet long!
Eustace, because everyone needs a sock puppet!
Harold the cat.
Assorted shelf: kid's marionettes, monster finger puppets, and the hastily slapped together Frazzie. Someday I'll remake him properly so he's more attractive.
And, lastly, my girl Eppie. She's fairly awesome. She stands at over 3 feet tall, has moving ears, blinks, and has live arm sleeves so her hands are usable. She's the one that the kids really love!