Troll Sticker Set - 90's nostalgia - positive sticker - Troll Doll
Troll Vinyl Sticker Set
Enjoy some 90's Nostalgia with these fun & colourful Troll stickers.
This set includes 6 colourful troll with positive quotes on their tummies!
Red haired Troll - It's OK to be proud of yourself
Yellow haired Troll - Be brave, be bold, be free
Green haired Troll - Have courage & be kind
Blue haired Troll - Think happy thoughts
Purple haired Troll - Start with a smile
Pink haired Troll - Good things take time
These Trolls are here to motivate you to believe in yourself & be proud of all you are! Gift to a friend who needs a bit of encouragement or gift to yourself as a daily reminder.
Being vinyl these sticker are printed with a glitter gloss finish so they are waterproof. Stick them just about anywhere - notebooks, folders, laptops ... Add them to your office space or decorate a wall!
These Troll stickers measures approx 11x5cm each.
Illustrated by BowlerBearDesigns
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Reviews (2)
Average:
Aug 2, 2020
Amazing as always, I framed them all together, along with a friend from Sticker Club and Ted&Kip.
Sophie Hopkins
Jul 20, 2020
Simone is so talented and kind, I literally stalked this trolls collab for months and the hype was so worth it! They’re gorgeous and sparkly and have the sweetest positive messages on their belly! Took me straight back to my childhood
Maryam Shabbir