
It was easy to make clothes out of felt for them, and you could do all sorts of fun things with their hair because some of them had really long hair. One thing they didn't have though was a house.
So someone came up with the idea for a troll cottage and did a DYI for McCall's Magazine (dating myself again). Mom and I decided to take on the challenge and the house is still standing today (although barely). The inside is in worse shape than the outside, but originally it had a ceramic tiled fireplace with a mantle, a table and chairs, a bed and paintings on the walls. We made everything ourselves.

It was quite sturdy when we first made it and I got a lot of use out of it, but I had far too many trolls for one little cottage. Also, when friends came to visit with their trolls, well, you can imagine how jealous they were. So we improvised - we made a Troll Towers out of cardboard oatmeal tubes, however many we needed.

Trolls made a short come back at some point in time, I think when my kids were little, but they didn't become quite as popular as when I was a kid. Do you remember Trolls or Iggey's? Have you built something with your kid's recently? Share it in the comments.
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