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When you commission me...

The Experience

Commissioning Unique Gifts

Having trouble shopping for the perfect gift? Want to get something that’s personalized for yourself or a loved one? I’ll work with you to make that special, handmade needlefelted item, be it a hard-to-find favorite animal, a specific beloved pet, cryptid, or an original creature for your D&D game.

How it Works

How it Works

Step 01

Commission Inquiry

Text or email me that you have a commission inquiry. Describe what you have in mind: 

  • What critter(s) do you want made?

  • Quantity of needlefelted critters

  • What size do you want?

  • Do you want it to be a bead, ornament, keychain, pin, doll, etc…?

  • In what style (chibi or realistic)?

  • Do you want it to have a wire armature? (for larger sizes)

  • Do you want a particular pose? (Ex: bird with closed or open wings)

I will then give you a quote for the price. In general, the bigger and more appendages it has, the more expensive.

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We'll discuss payment method and how/where you want to receive your needlefelted critter.

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*While I do my best to keep materials separated, please let me know if you have allergies. I use sheep & alpaca wool, angora rabbit fur, and I have dogs.

Step 02

References

Once we’ve agreed on what your commission is, I will need to make a turn-around reference sheet for it. For example, if it’s a pet, I will need you to send me clear photos of them from multiple angles: their belly, front, backside, left-side, right-side, and from above. This will allow me to see as many details of your pet to recreate into the needlefelted model as accurately as possible.

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Similarly, if the commission is an original character, mythical beast or cryptid, I’ll need references to make a turn-around for the 3D model. You can send me examples, and I’ll draw a reference turn-around for you to approve.

 

If you’re requesting a needlefelt critter that I’ve already made, this step can be skipped. You can ask for different colors to be used.

Step 03

Needlefelting & Checking in

Using the turn-around reference sheet as a guide, I will start needlefelting the body. I'll send you photos at different stages to make sure you’re happy with the shape and pose of the base.

 

I will also find the colors of the roving wool I have that best match those in the reference photos/sketches. I’ll then send you a photo of them to get your approval before I start adding the colors onto the base.

Step 04

It’s Alive!

When your commission is complete, I’ll send you photos of your critter from different angles for a turn-around view. With your final stamp of approval, we can then move on to paying me & getting your critter into your hands. 

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Also, let me know if you would like to add your testimonial to this website, and I can add a portfolio page dedicated to showing off your commissioned needlefelted critter.

Pricing
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Pricing Rule-of-Thumb

The following is a list of some of the different needlefelted crafts I create and their general price ranges. The bigger and more complex takes more time and material and thus more expensive than smaller and similar items.

Jewelry & Accessories

  • Beads

  • Charm Bracelets

  • Necklaces with Mini Needelfelts in Jar Pendents 

  • Keychains

  • Pins

  • Ornaments

  • Magnets

Price Range $1 - $15

Figures, Dolls, & Mini Diaromas 

  • Come in a range of sizes

  • Freestanding/sitting needlefelt figures

  • Bigger ones can have wire armature so they’re posable 

  • ​Mini diaromas have bases made from bottlecaps

Price Range $2 - $70

Fidgets, Jars, & Holders

  • 3-in-1 Fidgets

  1. Needlefelted top stress-ball and Eye-Spy Game in a themed sensory calming bottle

  2. Eye-Spy Game in a themed sensory calming bottle inside a big needlefelted critter 

  • Storage Jar with a needlefelted Guardian & handsewn skirt

  • Needlefelted Toilet Paper Holder Critter with handsewn skirt

Price Range $3 - $150

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