Puppet Pattern Taking

Here is a method I learnt recently which saves you a huge amount of time in designing a puppet.
Aqui es un metodo que aprendi recientemente que te ahorra un jurgo de tiempo cuando deseñando un titere. (con subtitulos en español)

[@FunkmeisterArts]

Philip, your videos have inspired me to build something from nothing. I've always believed one could go and purchase whatever they needed, but you have shown me the rewards in re-purposing the discarded, giving new life and the satisfaction one feels from working with your hands - crafting. I now can be found rummaging thru the second hand stores or picking up what would otherwise be junk to use in my puppets. Thank you for the inspiration. You are one of my all time Heroes

[@ossimsimoneen1155]

Muchas gracias por compartir tus conocimientos, mucha gente no lo hace y desgraciadamente se pierden. que mejor que enseñar a los demás lo que uno sabe.

[@johnwaters777]

Thanks for your talent and generosity. The world would be much better with more people like you. Blessings.

[@alvareztequihua]

Felicidades, me encantan tus tutoriales, yo habia hecho algo similar pero me complicaba mas, el molde lo hice con plastilina, tela y alfileres...ahora empleare su consejo ;)

[@JosephKeenanisme]

Started following you and two other guys.... thank you for the inspiration. You guys are awesome for sharing your skills and craftsmanship with others. A friend and I were bouncing around several ideas for a few projects. We've got prop building backgrounds and puppets are an awesome medium to work with almost unlimited possibilities.

[@TheMacdrako]

Hola y gracias por compartir tu experiencia y conocimientos, ademas gracias por pensar en en los hispano lectores, porque aunque hay traductores, no son tan fiables como debieran, te saludo con afecto desde Venezuela, Manuel.....

[@netdollbrasil]

I JUST WANNA THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING YOU'VE TAUGHT ME!!! Seing your golden oldies animations made me travel back in time when I tried to make animation myself... YOU ARE BRILLIANT!!! I became a big fan of yours!!! THANK YOU AGAIN FOR SHARING ALL THE KNOWLEDGE!!!!!! ^_^

[@memocia]

Excelente! en unos días empezaré a hacer pruebas. Muchas gracias amigo! Te felicito.

[@interludo]

Thank you!! This is what I ve been looking for! I love your videos and techniques I do. Bless for sharing with us. you are definitely an absolute inspirational guide. Ludo

[@bebeiaobebeim]

Philip, thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, have long sought techniques of how to make puppets and found nothing satisfactory, but with your videos I feel inspired to venture into this new world by knowing that I am now, "World of Puppets"! ! Ja make dolls fabric, but now I'm working with the children of the Church, already asked me if I make puppets, and said he would no longer be researching to see if I could make, and thanks to you I feel confident to try venturing crocheting puppets, thank you, and much success to you ... (Philip, obrigada por compartilhar seus conhecimentos conosco, há tempos procurava técnicas de como fazer fantoches e não tinha encontrado nada satisfatório, mas com seus videos me sinto inspirada a me aventurar por esse mundo novo que estou conhecendo agora, "mundo dos fantoches"!!! Ja faço bonecas de tecidos, mas como agora estou trabalhando com as crianças da Igreja, ja me perguntaram se eu faço fantoches, e disse que não mais estaria pesquisando pra ver se eu poderia fazer, e graças a você me sinto confiante pra tentar me aventurar a confeccionar fantoches, muito obrigada, e muito sucesso pra você...)

[@PhilipStephens007]

Con Muchisimo gusto. Tu caso es exactamente porque hago los videos. Dios te bendiga mucho en tu iglesia, y tambien en otras areas.

[@bebeiaobebeim]

thank you

[@ryanjenkyns]

This is a really clever idea, I'm absolutely gonna give it a go for my own puppets. Thanks for sharing this tip! :)

[@MsamaB3]

Lovely and very useful video, Phil. Thanks so much for posting it!

[@giustinoromano]

I love your channel! I love all things you create!!!!

[@Karmifive]

You are brilliant and talented, thanks kindly for sharing your insight

[@waltermelanda]

I'm really enjoying your videos ... Even without understanding a word that speaks I understand the ideas ... thank you

[@TheStraightThinker]

Absolutely brilliant! Nice work, man!

[@taylorcarroll8200]

This is so clever! Mind is blown. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@MrGabrielinIA]

Wow you Have some great Stuff Philip. I all ways looked forward to seeing your next videos. I love the stuff you do on puppet construction. Do you have any thing for eye movement or blinking eyes for puppets just woundering? Looking forward to what you produce next. THANKS JOE

[@Mickalishous6969]

Nice !!!!! And I was doing it the hard way. Thanks for sharing !!!

[@christopherjspiteri]

Thank you for the wonderful tutorials - I am going to use this tutorial this week.

[@camlar007]

Tge legend strikes again! You're AWESOME. Thanks so much for sharing. :)

[@andherg.quinteroc.9818]

yo cubro periódico humedecido en pegamento y cubro toda la pieza. Cuando endurece el pegamento y el papel queda una pieza única, con un cutter hago cortes igual que tu. y se amplia con fotocopiadora o corel draw (o adobe Photoshop) excelente tutorial

[@BenAar0n]

You saved me so much work! I'll probably just use mspaint to enlarge my pattern, but I wish I had thought of making a small model and working from that! It's so obvious! Lol

[@PhilipStephens007]

De acuerdo. Bendiciones.

[@memocia]

Hola amigo, gracias por tu tiempo y atención. Estoy recabando mas información antes de poner manos a la obra, creo en dos o tres meses montaré mi taller y luego te cuento. Saludos buen amigo.

[@JohnWillimann]

Doh! (sorry bad joke...) It's so obvious, I would have never thought of it, that is truely genius. Thanks a lot for sharing, that is really brillant!

[@ClayOgre]

You might want to check out Inkscape. It is much better for working with vector based images. As Gimp is to Photoshop, so Inkscape (also free) is to Adobe Illustrator.

[@356lf]

muy buenas ideas ... como siempre !!!!

[@vaudevillepictures]

Thank you for your generous gift of knowledge!

[@ClayOgre]

Come to that, you might also look into Blender, also free. You can export Blender UV maps as vector images.

[@track36studios]

Genius! Thanks for sharing this!

[@alvareztequihua]

la cabeza del cerdito agente secreto 67 la hiciste así?

[@karlmhoon]

how do u do the puppet head pattern that is made out of foam like this

[@juancarlossanchez7447]

Hola soy Juan Carlos, un trabajo excelente, podría decirme que programa utiliza para cambiar le tamaño y girar, después del escaneo de la imagen. Gracias por adelantado.

[@PhilipStephens007]

Juan Carlos Sánchez Mas reciente estoy usando 'Inkscape' lo cual es abierto, y cross platform.

[@שישי-ח3ל]

?Amazing, so smart, what software u used for enlarge the Pattren

[@philipstephens007-espanol5]

Gimp or Inkscape are two open source cross platform programs you can download for free.

[@tapliny15]

En que material hicistes el pico del pajaro? Por favor!

[@PhilipStephens007]

Osvaldo Roman Gerena Perdona la demora en responder... El pico de el pajaro era de carton cubierto en papel, y pintura.

[@tapliny15]

woooo!!!!! gracias!!!!

[@DiegoAlejandro1080]

Wow amazing idea

[@TheCutestRulerOfEvil]

This is genius. OoO

[@interludo]

cool tuto. thank u so much

[@derekluxactor]

Brilliant!

[@ebannfriends3812]

Brilliant

[@trabelshuter]

❤️

[@PorqueOramos]

No... aprendi la tecnica despues del Agente 67... pero esto es MUCHO mejor