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How to Glue On the Mouth Board: How to Make a Puppet

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Summary: Learn how to make puppets in this free video clip, including gluing a mouth board to a puppet with a moving mouth.

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By Paul Louis Muller
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Paul Louis Muller is an entrepeneur, investor and licensed Realtor/Consultant with Keller Williams Realty in Miami Shores, FL. He specializes in residential properties, and uses his...read more

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shakurra said

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on 8/2/2008 The glue gun takes some getting use to, since I'm new to using it. But it does the trick and so far so good!

bether1 said

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on 8/4/2008 Thanks so much!! I have made 4 puppets so far with your wonderful video.
My Grandchildren will each be getting one.

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"A hot glue gun and I close it like so. Now I like to dip my finger into the water and press that way I do not get burned and the neat thing about it is that the hot glue almost dries on contact. Okay, right over there I missed a little spot so I am going to re-do that. It almost dries on contact by use of the water. We are going to do the same thing with the bottom now. I am going to do it from this angle since I already showed you how to do it on top. This is a little bit easier for me and again, we want to use water to dry it and almost to protect our fingers from getting burned. Now the mouth board is in there and if I put the puppet on you can get an idea so far of what is happening. It is starting to look like a real puppet. When we come back I am going to show you how to make a nice little tongue for this character. "

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