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How to make a Puppet!
February 20, 2021 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am PST
- $55.00- This event has passed.
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What You'll Do:
Attendees will be guided through the course during LIVE instruction by puppeteer Adam Kreutinger. They will have a blast, make new friends, and learn about one of the most creative visual and performing arts in the world… PUPPETRY!
In this class we will be making one of Adam’s signature Snoof designs! The Snoof is a simple puppet that attendees will have a blast making. . . and even more fun using. The pattern is provided free on Adam’s website (www.AdamKreutinger.com).
Supplies needed:
– 16 by 16 inch square of fur or fleece fabric (any colors)
– a 4 by 4 inch square of felt (black red or pink)
– Sewing needle and thread
– Puppet eyes (buttons, ping-pong balls, etc.)
– Hot glue gun and glue sticks
– Design materials (scraps of fabric, foam, pipe cleaners, etc.)
– Sharpie marker
– Scissors
A kit is required for this program:
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About the Facilitator:
Adam Kreutinger is a puppet maker. He has designed and constructed puppets for television, film, and theatrical productions internationally. He designed and constructed puppets for "Kune's Kitchen", a children's television show in New Zealand on TVNZ - Kidzone. His puppets have also appeared on Comedy Central and Adam Savage's TESTED. When he is not making puppets for productions, Adam makes weekly videos teaching people how to create and perform their own puppet characters.Down load your puppet patterns at www.KreutingerPuppets.com
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Adam Kreutinger
- Website:
- http://www.KreutingerPuppets.com
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