You too! I saw the pictures and your princess came out fabulous! I will certainly share her on social media 🙂 It shows all the hard work you put in to getting her just right.

My homework is done, thank you very much, thank you very much, you literally saved my life. Your presence made me very happy. I will definitely post the finished version. have a nice day

I didn’t cut the sock. You want to find where you want it positioned by putting the cardboard into the sock, roll back the sock so that you can put hot glue on the inner mouth of the cardboard and then press the sock down into the folded cardboard to give it the mouth shape. I used an oval of felt glued down to make the inner mouth (paper is another option). Please let me know if you have any more questions! I’d love to see your finished sock puppet! Tag me @jhwinterauthor or email ink.and.stitches.designs@gmail.com. Have a wonderful day!

Thank you very much for taking the time for me. Finally, I want suggestions. Did you cut the sock or put cardboard without cutting it?

Hi Anna, there is a folded circle of cardboard that is glued on the inside of the sock to keep the mouth’s shape. Then I hot glued the felt lips on the edge of the outside, and the black inner mouth circle. I hope this helps!

I need your urgent help. Can you tell me how you made the princess puppet’s mouth? I’m a preschooler and this is my homework. I have very little time.

Hi Matthew! Thanks so much for reaching out. At this time, I don’t have tutorials made of how to make the sock puppets. I will add that to my list of videos to make for my YouTube channel. Thanks so much!

That would be fun to do as a “How-to” post. Thanks for sharing your interest!

Please do!