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Thanks for this. 👍

Does your sewing machine takes plastic or metal bobbins

Happy Birthday! I hit 56 in July. Welcome to the club.

Oh man, when the giveaway was announced, I thought the wait until the winner's announcement would be long. Now that it’s here, I can’t believe how fast time is going! Congrats to the winner, and happy birthday, Kevin!

Youd get hundreds of times more views if you actually labeled the video details in TITLE.. 🤔

Oy. (57:00~) 😳Should have bent the Rod 90 deg onto/over the vice, not between the Jaws. (maybe obvious 2+ yrs later). 🤔

Nice work! Take a drink anytime you hear.... 'umm'..🥴😵‍💫

Is there some Beef with Adam K that Im not aware of? (Seems nice enough, would love to know what Im missing). 🤔

Lefty!!! Heck yeah!! 😁

Cool. 👍

Nice! (Although, quite familiar looking). 😉 But still.🎉

Your cat is so cute

Too much

What mechanical pencil do you use

Kevin blade you are a master of puppets

What model of singer heavy duty machine do you use 4411 of 4423

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Yes, the Oracle has returned!

I have been whondering what kind of feathers do you use

I need one

sir i am from india please show me a monkey making video

When will you and your friends have your own TV show on Broadcast TV or Cable TV?

Timestamps: 2:28 - Coffee chat and updates. 9:32 - Current project overview: 2 'Smol' puppets build. 12:33 - Cutting puppet body components from polyurethane foam. 28:15 - Gluing and assembling foam puppet pieces with contact cement. 50:50 - Attaching 3D-printed mouth plates to foam puppet bodies with contact cement. 1:03:05 - Discussion of 3D-printed mouth plates (TPU and PLA). 1:06:02 - Demonstration of puppeteering techniques: mouth movement. 1:11:48 - Selecting fabrics for puppet skins. 1:18:00 - Tracing, pinning, and cutting a puppet pattern from fleece fabric. 1:30:27 - Hand-sewing seams of a fleece puppet body (with podcast chat).

Knock off the knocking it offs

Initially thought I had missed the stream again

Doing Thursday this week, eh?

LETS GO TO 100K!!!🎉🎉🎉

Artificial Intelligence belongs in medical centers, hospitals, militaries and laboratories, not TV and Movie and Animation Studios, restaurants, stores, schools, libraries and other public places.

Lástima que estoy hasta México, mucha suerte!

Timestamps: 4:50 - Coffee chat and project overview: furry 'Smol' small puppet build. 23:55 - Tracing lines for eyelid placement onto black 3D-printed puppet eyes (with a jig). 37:30 - Cutting and folding the edge of the eyelid fabric and gluing with contact cement. 54:10 - Gluing the fleece eyelid fabric onto domed puppet eyes. 1:25:30 - Attaching eyes to furry puppets using the 'hot rod' method.

As a new puppeteer who hasn't received my puppet yet, but is on the way being shipped, what would be somethings I can do to get ready for my puppet to be shipped to me? Also, how did you come up with a voice for my puppet once I receive him? Do you just have to try out many different kinds and see if any of them really stick to my puppet?

Congratulations on reaching the 1000-subscribers milestone! 🎉🎇

Timestamps: 4:55 - Introduction and project overview. 19:45 - Discussion of methods of attaching puppet hair (synthetic fur). 24:38 - Creating a puppet hair piece from synthetic fur. 29:12 - Creating a rolled edge on the puppet hair piece with hot glue. 45:10 - Discussion of puppet design and character.

Hey, you reached 1k subs!!!!!!

I just listened to your recent podcast in which you talked about why you had taken a break, and just wanted to say that I'm a big fan of the Oracle and I'm looking forward to any and all future episodes. 🙂

please do more of these videos i am learning so much

good to see you are at almost 1,000 subs.

It's a good puppet, but a there's a few things I'd do differently first. I would have made the shape of the head more of a melon shape, which you can a partten of like that online,then I would have made if a sack puppet but it's a good puppet.

Even me! Haha, great video. Looking forward to catching it live next time!

Since you discuss flocking in this video: I saw the original Bunsen Honeydew up close last summer, as well as the original Country Trio (the Jim, Frank, and Jerry puppets). It looked like about half of the flocking had fallen off over the years.

Timestamps: 09:20 - Project overview: eyebrow-mech furry rod-arm monster. 17:15 - Explaining a modular puppet pattern design. 20:10 - Cutting synthetic fur with scissors for a puppet head and body pattern. 41:24 - Pinning (with sewing clips) the fur pieces in preparation for sewing. 54:58 - Sewing the seams of the fur puppet pieces (with a sewing machine). 1:27:20 - Tracing and cutting out a puppet arm/hand pattern from fleece. 1:46:20 - Sewing the seams on the fleece puppet hands/arms (with a sewing machine).

Frankieeeeeeee! 😁

Timestamps: 2:25 - Coffee chat and project overview: batch 'Sonk' puppet build. 13:01 - Pinning together (with sewing clips) fleece and synthetic fur components. 24:14 - Sewing fabric seams with a sewing machine and trimming seam allowances. 1:27:44 - Wrap-up and future plans.

Timestamps: 6:34 - Introduction and project overview: custom 'Greeblee' bee build. 14:23 - Explanation of new handplate method. 16:24 - Creating puppet fingers from steel wire. 34:10 - Gluing foam puppet components with contact cement. 1:15:11 - Tracing and cutting out a puppet head pattern from fleece. 1:24:06 - Sewing fleece seams with a sewing machine. 1:31:29 - Tracing and cutting out a puppet mouth lining pattern from felt.

You're a fan of coffee, Halloween and Tom Waits? I think you may be my Canadian alter-ego. 🙂

Hope you reach 1k subscribers soon! You're gettin' close.

So glad to see the streams are back! I rarely get to watch them live, but I ALWAYS watch the full videos afterwards here on UA-cam. I'm a professional puppet builder and puppeteer myself and even got to work with Pam Arciero for a few weeks a few years ago.

Timestamps: 2:40 - Drawing an eyelid line onto a domed puppet eye, using a cardboard box jig. 5:40 - Discussion of fleece varieties: Weird Kid Puppet Fleece, Nylafleece, polar fleece, F3. 9:46 - Discussion of stitching fleece seams: whip stitch vs. locking whip stitch. 12:46 - Creating a fabric eyelid from fleece and gluing it onto a puppet eye with contact cement. 32:24 - Visual comparison of fleece varieties: Nylafleece, Weird Kid, Fuzzelle. 41:10 - Making eye(lash) lines out of adhesive craft foam and applying to puppet eyes. 43:42 - Discussion of adding eyelids to ping-pong ball puppet eyes. (1:04:11 - Cat cameo. 😺) 1:05:22 - Mounting safety eyes on a foam puppet head, using the hot rod technique. 1:17:05 - Creating puppet hair from synthetic fur and ostrich feathers. 1:33:26 - Gluing the hair to the puppet head.

Yay! The streams are back!