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Stone Cold Troll #2 - The One That Got Away
I got the second Stone Cold Troll finished today. Thanks to Tia Linda for inspiring this one - she came up with the idea of 'the one that got away". I have the directions all written up, I will offer this as a pattern by the end of next week (hopefully). He's fun but there's lots to learn, for instance, my special stone paint job for his skin, how to use Paverpol, and a fun treatment for the base to make it look like stone. I'll also teach you to alter a bra and make the club. Phew.
When I first sculpted his face I had given him a smirk. Should have left it - he looks entirely too sweet now, LOL. Hope you like him!
OH DEAR .... I *just* realized I forgot to give him his goatee ... guess he's NOT done! sigh.
woohoo he is soooooooo wonderful...I adore him...
Posted by: Sherry Goshon at March 31, 2007 9:41 PMVery kewl, Judi! He looks like he was sculpted in stone.
Linda F from FL
He is adorable and really neat skin look to him, kewl bra too!
Posted by: kerry at April 1, 2007 2:19 AMI don't think he needs a smirk! He looks SATISFIED - exactly as he SHOULD! And he's WONDERFUL! You TOTALLY crack me up with your amazing imagination & creativity, and blow me away with your talent! He's 100% another WINNER!
Posted by: Kai at April 1, 2007 2:22 AMThese little guys are such fun! The stone paint job is very effective.
Posted by: MaryO at April 1, 2007 5:24 AMWow...they just keep getting better and better. I especially love his hair!
Posted by: Auntie (Tia) Linda at April 1, 2007 6:37 AMHe is as wonderful as the first one. Sorry I am keeping a low profile as I am stuck with the laptop while dh is using the main big one and I absolutely hate using this one as one it doesn't have any of my info in it and two it is too small to type and my fingers go all over the place.
Posted by: shashi at April 1, 2007 1:35 PMLove him Judi!! and I have never made a troll !!Love all the things you have done to him !! Gonna have to buy this pattern-- and see what I come up with--?? DID I say that ?? Buy a Pattern?? Moi??? hmmmmmmm
Posted by: jan at April 3, 2007 12:14 AMI love your Troll Doll, and would like to know if the pattern is available yet, If so, how do you order it? Your dolls are wonderful, so thank you for sharing your talent. I will be on the look out for an answer on the purchase of your 'Troll Pattern'.
Posted by: Barbara L. at April 11, 2007 11:05 AMI love your Troll Doll, and would like to know if the pattern is available yet, If so, how do you order it? Your dolls are wonderful, so thank you for sharing your talent. I will be on the look out for an answer on the purchase of your 'Troll Pattern'.
Posted by: Barbara L. at April 11, 2007 11:05 AM
Make your own version of Judi's dolls.
Many patterns available!
