Needlefelt Pet Portrait Artist

2D and 3D needle-felted creations of your beloved paw pals! A paw'some alternative to photographs!

2D Needlefelting is the art of painting using wool and needles onto a fabric backing, using this method, Nicola will create a portrait of your companion and best friend, it truly is a unique keepsake that you or a loved one will treasure forever!

It's a perfect gift for any occasion, Christmas, Birthday, Anniversary, Commemorative Piece or 'just because' - gift vouchers are available too.

Commissions | Ordering your pet portrait.

The portraits are available in 5 sizes:

6x6" | 6x8" | 8x10" | 12x12" | 16x16"

Depending on the size you choose you can have a head and shoulders, full dog or multi-pet portrait, in addition, you can also include your dog's favourite toy or accessories such as a bandana or bow. 

You have a choice of backing material, either linen or felt, both of which are available in a range of colours.

Framing of your portrait and P&P is included in the price.

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This portrait of Cap of which was gifted to a gentleman who had to give him up when he moved 300 miles away into a care home.  This led to two radio interviews - one with Radio Cumbria as the care home is in Kendal and one with  Radio Wiltshire where Cap is living with his adoptive Mum and Dad.

There is normally a 6-week timescale for completing the portrait.  During this time you will be kept informed of its progress, and you will receive a preview of your portrait to ensure you're happy before it is sent out to you.

Portrait also available as a cushion

16x16"

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Choosing Your Photo

It’s important that you take the time to get a good reference photo as this is what will be used to create have your portrait.

You will need to send a good quality clear image with no blurring.

This should be taken at eye level 

If taken outdoors avoid bright sunlight as this will create a shine on their coat which alters their natural colours.

Top tip – use a treat to focus your pet's attention a good tactic for concentration.

When you have the perfect photo send it across to Nicola in an email, once received you can finalise the details for your pet's portrait.