Framed portrait
Border collie
Asymmetric ears and a white blaze.
Our work
Pieces we have made
Every piece starts as an ordinary photo and ends as something you can hold. These examples show how differently each pet comes out — because they should.
We do not work from a template. A border collie with one ear that never sat straight and a tabby with a blaze down its nose need completely different decisions about fibre, direction and proportion.
Framed portrait
Framed portrait
Ginger tabby
Tabby striping mapped stripe by stripe.
Mini keepsake
French bulldog
Bat ears and a brindle chest.
Full-body
Greyhound
Long proportions and a deep chest.
Framed portrait
Black cat
Glossy coat read through fibre direction.
Full-body
Corgi
Low stance, big personality.
What the examples show
- Markings are placed, not approximated. We work from your photo to put stripes, blazes and socks where they actually sit.
- Pose carries as much recognition as the face. The head tilt, the way the weight sits — that is usually what an owner notices first.
- Smaller pieces hold less detail. A mini keepsake is not a shrunken framed portrait; it is a different object with its own limits.
These are placeholdersReal, consented customer pieces replace these images before launch. We will not present stock or generated imagery as delivered work.
How we talk about likeness
We will tell you plainly what wool can and cannot do before you pay. Glossy coats cannot be reproduced. Colour varies between screens. Fine detail has a floor set by the size of the piece. A piece is a hand-made interpretation of your pet — a recognisable one, we hope, but never a replica.
Start with the photo you love most.
Pick a format, upload your photos and tell us what matters. We review every commission by hand before making starts.
