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How to store your puppets
... There’s not really a set of rules to storing your puppets - obviously it depends on your space, your budget, and your puppet. However, the following will help you figure out how best to store yours. Obviously, stuffing your puppet into a bag as in the title image is probably not the best way to go about it!
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Hi Steph, I haven't heard of these types of puppets before. I asked around, but the only thing other puppeteers could come up with was this: http://img26.yfrog.com/i/nfnq.jpg/ Is that what you meant? If not, do describe the puppet a bit more and I'll see if I can track down some info about it. It's quite likely that a Jig Puppet is a brand name or the name an independent puppet maker gave a particular puppet that they have invented. (It may also help to know what festival you went to) Thanks for the compliments on the site!
... School of Puppetry on What types of puppets are there?