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Thumbelina Glove Puppet
by Belinda Mooney

We made these as fun story go alongs. Little ones love puppets!

Thumbelina in a Flower Glove Puppet

Another fairy tale craft we had fun with.

You need:

knit glove
felt scraps
markers
Q-tip swab
piece of lace
yarn for hair

1. Cut ten 3 -in flowers from felt in different colors. Cut a slit in the middle just big enough for you finger tip to go through. Slide 2 different flowers about halfway down each finger of the glove.

2. Using your markers draw a tiny face on the end of the Q-tip. Cut off the other swab end. Glue bits of yarn around the face for hair.

3. Dip the stick end of the Q-tip into glue. (I recommend using craft glue) and tuck it down between one of the flowers and the finger of the glove. (in the flower slit) Dress her by gluing a piece of lace to her.


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Feb 08 2002, 01:08:30
   
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