children were sleeping. One of these was named Tann-Verk-Trollet (Tooth Ache
Troll). This little rascal carried a small hammer and chisel with him. He could
walk right under a closed door so it was impossible to lock him outside. After
entering a child's bedroom, he quickly climbed into the bed to see if the
child was sleeping. The first thing he would do was to look into the child's
mouth hoping to find dirty teeth! If the teeth were unclean, he would
immediately begin to dig HIS CAVE in the tooth. When he was finished, he moved
right into his new home and began to raise a family. When the child
woke up in the morning, his tongue soon told him that he now had a hollow tooth.
These troll descriptions was provided by Thor and Joan Dahl from Florida. They have done research about trolls when Joan was working on her latest book "Norwegian Trolls and Rosemaling". This is very a unique resource on how to paint good looking trolls. It shows from step to step how to make the tails, faces, hands, shoes and clothes, and how to place the trolls in beautiful surroundings. Thanks to Joan for this great contribution to the world of trolls, which is available at her website: www.rosemal.com/web/
(All the artwork on this website is created of Joan Dahl)