He has one eye that glows red and one that glows green, but I’ve omitted the eyes that dangle in his shaggy mane, those of his victims!
After all, this is a birthday gift for a young lass. She requested not to have all those!

Roy dog has a vintage nose, plundered from my sewing chest. It looks nice and glossy in the evening sun on Portland.

In Tout Quarry my plush version met the Portland stone version who’s been there for quite some time.

He’s now waiting for socially distanced collection, in my gallery.

I’ll miss him as he’s quite a character, much more than the real Roy-dog I suspect. I had fun deciding just how much of him to make shaggy to balance out that lovely mane, and I think he’s turned out quite well, with some needled sculpting of the face and paws. I’m looking forward to an unboxing, maybe on TikTok if I’m lucky!
