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Good Spring All! Enjoy the silly blossoms!
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Thad Jones on Mar 14, 2023
5 out of 5 starsGreat mix of little goodies, absolutely made my daughter's day! Exceeded expectations, will do business again
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Thad Jones on Mar 14, 2023
5 out of 5 starsGreat mix of little goodies, absolutely made my daughter's day! Exceeded expectations, will do business again
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Cecilia on Mar 9, 2023
5 out of 5 starsThe pin is really nice. It’s a little bigger than I expected, but that was my fault for not realizing😂
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Will on Mar 6, 2023
5 out of 5 starsSo cute and perfect as expected :) I got the they/them rat and I put it on my work backpack. Couldn't love it more!
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About ForestTrollArt
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Jay the Forest Troll and a gorgeous batch of clothes brought back to life through mending and Eco-Printing. -
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Forest Fashions in their native habitat waiting for word on their new homes -
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The outdoor desk of FTA (before its cleaned for packing orders) -
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Wilbur the shop cat, inspector of all, and knock-over-er of buttons -
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Cormallen the other shop cat! Protector of good vibes and provider of cuddles.
A Forest Troll and Their Art
Shop members
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Jay
They/He, Owner
This forest troll is just trying to frolic in the fecund woodlands as often as possible. Making cool art helps in this endeavour.
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Bella
She/Her, Creator
A troll in training, sister of the head troll, specializing in the procuring of plant friends to those who need them.
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Jackson
He/Him, Packaging Elf
An elusive mountain troll, often sighted climbing rocks or facing the daunting lines at the USPS.
Production partners
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Print Shop
GA, United States
This is the local print shop I use to make many of my items, they allow me to create amazing designs! They print stationery, booklets, and buttons. Bonus! Printing as much as possible locally helps reduce the shop's carbon footprint.
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Print Shop
NC, United States
This shop helps me create eco-friendly prints and custom embroidery on shirts, hats, and more!
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Sticker Print Shop
San Antonio, TX
They are a small print company based in San Antonio, Texas. Founded in 2007 by a husband and wife team out of their garage. They help me by making the most high-quality stickers out there!
Shop policies
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Frequently asked questions
Are your patches washable?
Yes! All of my patches have been heat set and can be washed as per usual. But do you really wash your crust vest?
Why hasn't my item arrived yet?
The mail system works in mysterious ways. If it’s been more than 20 days I will be happy to send your order again(or grant refund). But sad that it was lost...
How big are the Pronoun Pins?
They are 2.25”! Which feels small on the internet but in real life is the size of a 50¢ piece! Or the top of a soda can!
Can you ship to “blank” country?
Unfortunately the risk of art being lost in the mail or damaged is too great for me to ship overseas. Shipping domestic allows me to deliver better quality customer care and resolve any issues that may arise quickly and economically for all parties.
When will you restock “blank”?
Currently I am restocking pins every other week and patches every other month. There have been supply chain issues with materials for pins & postcards so they may be delayed some weeks. Message me if you have additional questions!
What sustainability efforts does your shop take?
Thank you for asking!
Currently, the majority of items are mailed in envelopes that are unbleached and made of partially recycled paper. Larger orders are mailed in compostable bioplastic mailers. The tape used to affix shipping labels is cellulose film tape and labels are printed on partially recycled paper or once printed paper.
Other materials used are recycled cardboard for backing buttons and recycled comics, newsprint, and kraft paper for wrapping.
Making the majority of all packing materials recyclable and/or compostable!
The patches themselves are printed on bolt ends and remnants from a local fabric shop and items such as buttons that need to be printed by machine are made locally to reduce fossil fuel use from shipping.