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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.

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

*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 weve agreed on what your commission is, I will need to make a turn-around reference sheet for it. For example, if its 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.

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

 

If youre requesting a needlefelt critter that Ive 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, Ill 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. 

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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