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!

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Brenda Oxlee Brenda Oxlee said...
I was planning a 6 week puppet project for drama students in the uk and linked them to the site for their extended homework project. I got plenty of help too.
comment posted on  7th August 2010 at 05:31  permalink image  Permalink
Glad the links helped you and your students Brenda!
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