There's the whole crew, all together, unafraid of each other :) The large gray piece on the left is the bat's shadow--below you can see that it's see-through. It didn't photograph very well, but I think it will seem like a shadow when brought out during the story. It's made of Lutradur that I painted with black watercolor.
The piece I love the most is the tent with the silhouettes of the children inside. I used the same technique as with the bat's shadow. I love the effect!
I did the same to make a light coming from the flashlight:
And here are some close ups of a few more pieces.
This was a challenge! I had only read the book once before, so I wasn't that familiar with the story and needed to figure out which pieces were needed, which I could do without, etc. I am so glad I had the Lutradur and thought of using it--I think it really helps translate the story to the felt board.
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