Build A Puppet Stage And Put Up Your Very Own Puppet Shows

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Build A Puppet Stage And Put Up Your Very Own Puppet Shows

Monday, December 17th, 2007 Subscribe To Our Feed

Why Buy A Puppet Stage When You Can Build One Yourself.

When I was a kid, I had many toys that I liked. I had the cars that would drive all over the place, pretending to have crashes with them and car chases. I had him play Knights who would have sieges and epic battles. My favorite toy, however, was the puppet stage. I love playing with puppets – as all children do it – and the puppet state of the place where I could really unleash my imagination.

When we first asked for one, my dad had no idea how to build a puppet stage. You might think this a little bit strange, but if you have never built one, a puppet theater stage can be a little bit daunting. Puppet stages are definitely more complex than you would think. An effective puppet stage has to not only have the stage part, but also an easy way for you to move the puppets around without anyone seeing your hands. Otherwise, it ruins the illusion. Our puppet state was huge. It was actually almost the size of a playhouse. We were completely hidden behind stage curtains, and the top was above our heads.

If you want your kids to have a wooden puppet stage, I recommend building one. Of course you can buy a puppet stage, but they are never very good. They are always overpriced, prefabricated, and poorly designed. A puppet stage should look pretty basic. It should have a homemade, unfinished wooden appearance. That way, you can paint it yourself! We made all kinds of decorations for our puppet stage. From top to bottom, in fact, it was covered in art. It had pictures of flowers, knights, dragons, and even race cars. Everything that we could think of went on that stage. The best part, however, was the puppet shows that we would put on.

When we first got the stage puppet, we would put on pretty simple shows. Basically, we would make them up as we went along. Our parents were a very good audience, and would pretend that they did not know that we were making them up as we went. Nonetheless, after a while we got bored with improvising. Soon, we were doing our very own public performances. It really was a lot of fun, and every time the family would come over we would put on a puppet show for them. I still have some of the puppets that we used to this very day.

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