Sewing Puppet Skin with Nylon Fleece

In this video, Jeff Jantz Sews together the Skin for his puppet. This is the next prototype of a previous Puppet for the Art on Earth project. Using nylon fleece (previously called Anton fleece) for the skin and heavy felt for the mouth plate. Jeff is using a SINGER | Heavy Duty 4452 Sewing Machine.
Why Nylon Fleece? It stretches a lot better than the fleece you would buy for sweaters or blankets. this makes it a lot better for fitting on unique surfaces.
Quick Tip: "Make sure you use a lot of pins, especially in the mouth plate."
Great place for fleece, fur, and also other puppet supplies.
puppetpelts.com/
Disclaimer: I did get the fleece in this video from another supplier but I buy fleece from puppet pelts whenever possible. They just didn't have the color I needed at the time I bought this fleece. I will say the fleece I have bought from puppet pelts was a lot better quality.
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[@djpolancih]

I have been binging these hardcore man. Great content!

[@yummyklown9226]

Puppet Pelts seem to be sold out all the time.

[@JantzerStudios]

If there's something specific you want I would just emailed them. If they know you're waiting for it they might get it back in sooner. I always order from If they have what I need. They have amazing customer service and the highest quality products. I recently bought Fur from someone else and it was so much harder to work with than the Fur I've bought from puppet pelts in the past.

[@freeNode5]

how did you doctor those seems? was that a felting needle? thanks

[@JantzerStudios]

I actually just use a regular sewing needle or a pin. The key is to try to pull the fleece that is stuck under the seam out. It can be very time-consuming. Sorry for the late reply I didn't get a notification for this one.