Мастер-класс Поделка изделие Оригами Маппеты лягушонок Кермит Бумага
Я — лягушонок Кермит
А сделать его совсем нетрудно. Понадобится цветная офисная бумага. 1,5 листа зеленой бумаги формата А4, красной (оранжевой) — квадрат со стороной 10 см., немного белой, розовой и жёлтой.
Из целого листа выделяем квадрат. Находим в нем вторую диагональ:
Складываем «блин» (все углы в центр). . ПЕРЕВОРАЧИВАЕМ!
И снова «блинчик»:
Красный квадрат делим по диагонали на 2 треугольника, треугольник вновь делим еще на 2 треугольника. Один большой треугольник нам не понадобится. Работаем с маленькими.
Их нужно наклеить вот так (бабочкой):
Оставшиеся зеленый тоже будем склеивать: две половинки каждого зеленого треугольника склеиваем между собой, показано стрелками, куда нанести клей и как склеить:
Нанесли клей и сложили: у нас появились квадратные карманы, два на этой стороне и два на другой, в них нужно вставить пальцы. Это «воронка» или «гадалка».
Должно получится так:
Делаем голову круглой, обрезаем уголки:
Рисуем и вырезаем глаза из белой бумаги:
Из половины зеленого листа вырезаем живот и ручки:
Приклеиваем. Не забываем про воротничок из желтой бумаги и про розовый язычок в форме сердечка:
Кусочек, оставшийся от первого листа нужен для ножек-лапок:
Вид с обратной стороны:
а на прощание песня:)))
Доброго времени суток! Маппеты опять на волне. Предлагаю сделать из бумаги лягушонка Кермита. Он, кто смотрел, режиссер и управляющий театра. А если есть управляющий, то скоро появятся и остальные актеры! Радостного творчества!
Славный лягух! Беру на заметку!
Какой классненький! Смешной!
. Здоровский квакик.
Очень здорово. А интересно не получится сделать животик и ножки объемными? Было бы вообще здорово. Как настоящая кукла.
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Hand stitched Kermit the Frog puppet replica!! (Early builds/old patterns)
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After quite some time experimenting and practicing, I went ahead and made a puppet replica of Kermit the Frog; something that I’ve wanted to do for years, but wasn’t sure if I would be able to do.
Materials: Dyed «Antron» type fleece from Etsy, dyed felt, Ultrasuede, armature wire (for the fingers), ping pong ball spraypainted white and halved for the eyes, black «velvet» adhesive for the pupils, contact cement for gluing parts for the hands, feet, and mouth plate, foam for the body, and stuffing for the limbs.
Patterns: The pattern for the head was a slightly modified version of one that was discussed in a thread here on RPF years ago. It seemed like a pretty good pattern to start with. The patterns for the arms,legs, and feet were slightly modified from the Master Replicas photo puppet. Hands were made separately and then attached to the arms for maximum articulation.
First thing was to practice the «Henson» stitch, which turned out surprisingly easy to pick up, even though I have minimal experience with sewing. I simply found on YouTube several great tutorials. The fleece is also very forgiving and stretchy, so the seams can be hidden quite well with a little bit of fluffing with the needleafterward.
Next was building up the body. Here’s a pic of it in its early rough shape. (sitting over my MR replica ). For some reason it looks huge in this pic. It’s mostly camera distortion. The puppet is indeed larger than the MR photo puppet, but not THAT much larger.
Next was getting the fabric to fit over the body, which took a lot of stretching, trimming, sewing in the seams, to get it to look right.
The hands are simply made from small pieces of thin cardstock with wires epoxied onto it. The paper you see underneath is a pattern I drew up to use as a sizing guide. The palm was partially sewn on, and bit of stuffing added. Finger fabric was glued with contact cement. One thing of note is that all of the «joints» in his arms and legs have been left without stuffing, to ensure maximum pose-ability. It’s something that occurs on the original puppets that i wanted to replicate.
Working on a leg and foot
I ended up dyeing the felt slightly darker as the stock I found was too light
«Who am I?!» Here’s a pic of the head already stitched onto the body, but the arms pinned in place. It was very important to utilize the pins during sewing to keep things from shifting around:
In progress but getting there!
And below is pretty much the almost finished piece. Just need to stitch on the collar and attach the eyes, which I’ll probably do via velcro so that I can easily remove them. Keep in mind this is a puppet, so the head is not filled with anything. I’ve added some stuffing for the pictures, as well as a tall cup that is holding his head up. I’ll be building some sort of armature inside for display purposes since I don’t really plan on using it as a puppet anyway. I have yet to add the holes in the hands for the hand rods but will do that at a later date.
Kermit has always been a favorite of mine, so this was one amazing experience! Probably the most fun prop building project I’ve ever attempted. Took just a little over a month on this piece, not counting the week or so spent experimenting and practice stitching.
Version 3 Kermit; the final one I made. Inspired by the earlier Kermit look:
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jedilos
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MooCriket
Master Member
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Looks better than the original!
Sr Member
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Wow that’s awesome I want one
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squidsicle
Active Member
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Well done!
I’m still upset I missed out on the Master Replicas Kermit Photo Puppet.
He looks Wonderful!
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Angelus Lupus
Sr Member
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Great work! The posed pictures really capture the character.
(also, beautiful sword, btw)
Sam Lowry
Active Member
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That’s pretty damn cool! I always wanted a Kermit.
Sr Member
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Thanks for all the comments! Much appreciated. It’s been awhile since I’ve had so much fun making something so I’m glad to share the experience. I’d have to say, puppet making is kind of addicting. I’ve begun to think of what other characters i might attempt to make next. Nothing for sure yet though.
The Master Replicas Kermit is really cool. I jumped on it the second it was released years ago, as there really weren’t any options to buy full scale Muppet replicas. He has his inaccuracies, but it’s a neat piece. It’s still disappointing to me that the license was passed onto the dreadful efx after Master Replicas went away. meaning we’ll never see any new product.
As for the sword, I only have three swords in my collection (all customs). This one was made by Scott Roush (bladesmith in Wisconsin. He makes some really neat knives as well). I always have to sneak one in a picture whenever the chance arises haha!
The Game Guru
New Member
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Awesome work, can’t take my eyes off of it. It you told me this was an original Kermit, i most certainly would have believed you.
Strikerkc
Sr Member
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Always fun to see great stuff like this, that I just wasn’t expecting when I logged in. A++
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jcgardea
Active Member
Custom Kermit the Frog puppet replica!!
This so cool! Congratulations!
Check out this video, you will find most entertaining and informative.
https://youtu.be/JYwNuP7cwJs
I always loved Jim Henson’s work.
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LTsmash1200
Sr Member
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This is phenomenal! I’ve wanted a Kermit forever.
Apollo
Legendary Member
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It’s not easy being green, Nice job
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Thanks again for all the comments! After looking at a bunch of photo references of the originals, I’d noticed there are so many versions of him, so I did my best to draw influence from several of my favorite ones.
This so cool! Congratulations!
Check out this video, you will find most entertaining and informative.
https://youtu.be/JYwNuP7cwJs
I always loved Jim Henson’s work.
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matty matt
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Amazing! I love it.
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DarkHelmet
Sr Member
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I attempted Kermit about four years ago. Used Anton fleece (wonderful stuff). Got as far as the head and put it aside. You did good.
Moviefreak
Master Member
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Simply stunning and professional work. Fantastic! :thumbsup
Sr Member
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Thanks very much!
Well, I have extra fabric leftover, enough to make one more. so that’s what I’ve decided to do. I’m making some small adjustments to this second one, mostly going to make his body thinner and slightly taller, which the earlier versions of kermit seem to exhibit. I’ll post a comparison when I eventually finish the second Kermit.
Made the arms today. Much faster at this the second time around!
Freaky Kermit! (No I didn’t actually attach an extra set of arms on him haha! Just messing around.)
LTsmash1200
Sr Member
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This has me seriously considering trying to make one of my own, but I haven’t done any sewing since middle school. and I wasn’t very good at it. I just watched a few videos on the Henson stitch, it seems pretty easy. Were there any other tutorials or references or anything that you used?
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I’d say it’s definitely worth a shot! The only references that I really used were the photos I’d gathered from all around the internet. For sizing, I pretty much estimated by using the eyes as reference, since the original apparently started with 40mm ping pong balls. After finding some good references that served as a size guide, I printed out an approximate 1:1 scale of kermit so that I had something to compare to. But the most important thing is to get the proportions right, so even if the size isn’t 100% the same as the original, he’ll just look just fine. Regardless, it appears the real Kermit has undergone some major variations and changes over the decades anyways!
When I get back home tonight, I will post the patterns I used on mine. I could also write down a few «tips» that I learned during the process. I don’t mind sharing them (unlike the people over on the muppet central forum, which I can’t even post in despite having an account!) I’d just recommend practicing the stitch on some scrap pieces of fabric. I also don’t have much stitching experience, but luckily the Henson stitch with the «antron» fabric is very forgiving! I just went slowly and tried to be patient with it.
I’m in Seattle, so luckily there’s currently a Jim Henson exhibit at the MoPop museum. There’s a Kermit on display there, but I’m pretty sure it’s a «photo puppet» as it’s surprisingly small. Also, I saw no evidence of a hole on the bottom for performing the puppet. But still, I was able to spot some really important details (some pics of it in the album below). A lot of the puppets had some roughness to them as well, either from aging or just the way they were put together! So I wouldn’t worry about «perfecting» the stitch either.
If anyone uses Google Photos, below is a link to an album of saved photo references that I’ve collected from all over the internet.
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