We made Julia Donaldson’s “The Troll” Pirates today.
If you want a full post (and how Red Ted helped me) – do let me know!!
Pirates (sneaky photo)
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Liz Burton says
They are so cool!
Their faces remind me of the Weebles i used to play with as a kid!
IpswichMummy says
They are brilliant!
Red Ted Art says
I confess though… after about 15 Loo Roll men (and a Troll and an Alien), I (!!) am getting “a little” bored of loo men… 😉 Did I just type that?!?!?!??!
danielle baker says
Oh wow! They’re so cool!!
It looks like you’ve been having lots of fun!
Chris at Thinly Spread says
Oh they are fabulous! What fun! (Is it you or him who has become a little obssessed? 😉 )
Liberty says
Super Cute! 🙂
Mummy V says
They are fab – brilliant likeness to the book’s characters!
Rachel says
OMGosh, I love it!!! So cute!
I’d love to have you share at my For the Kids Friday Link Party!
Jolanthe says
LOVE THEM!!!
Jill says
Fabulous little pirates! Very cool!
Michelle says
How cute!! I would love if you would link it up to my Made by Little Hands Monday Linky party!
Thanks so much!
http://www.delicateconstruction.blogspot.com
Alison says
These are so fun! I am featuring this in my “Idea List” today on my blog:
http://www.StashHappy.com
Red Ted Art says
Oh thank you! That is so lovely of you!!
Danielle Scribner says
The pirate fans at my house will love these! Thanks for sharing!
Michelle Willow says
They are cute! 🙂 Thank you for joining High paw last week. And hopefully we’ll see you around this week too!
MummyMummyMum says
How did I not know about that book?? off to find more loo rolls now 🙂
Red Ted Art says
It really is a fun book – we now look for trolls under every bridge!! And Red Ted LOVES his pirates!
Love and Lollipops says
Love these!! I have seen some toilet roll men around the net, but your pirates are AWESOME! Isn’t it fab when you have a great book for inspiration! I’m sure we will be making some too after seeing these!
Take care,
Georgia
Red Ted Art says
Aah thank you so much! We do rather like them ourselves! Much played with!!!!
Anne@LittleSproutBooks says
Catching up on some neglected links. Thanks for linking up at Feed Me Books Friday! Your pirates are adorable! and you’re right, can’t go wrong with Donaldson!
Pinkoddy says
I just knew you’d have a toilet roll holder pirate – and they are fab (of course)