What photos are best for a custom needle felted pet?

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 If you’re planning to order a custom needle felted pet sculpture, the photos you send are very important. High-quality reference photos help me recreate your pet’s unique look, colors, and personality as accurately as possible.

Here are some tips on what photos work best.




1. Clear photo of the face


The most important photo is a clear, sharp image of your pet’s face. The eyes, nose, and fur details should be visible. Avoid blurry or distant photos.





2. Natural Lighting

Photos taken in natural daylight give the best results. Artificial light or dark photos can change the true colors of your pet’s fur.





3. Multiple Angles


If possible, please send:


Front view

Side view

Close-up of the face

Full body photo

This helps me understand your pet’s shape, markings, and proportions.



4. True Fur Colors


Please avoid filters or edited photos. Natural, unedited images help me match your pet’s real colors.



5. Your Pet’s Personality


If your pet has a special expression, pose, or habit that you love, feel free to share it. I always try to capture not just the look, but the personality too.




Conclusion


Every sculpture is handmade with care and created from your photos to be a unique and meaningful keepsake.

If you would like to order your custom needle felted pet, you can contact me here:


Instagram: @woolicefelts

Email: mywoolice@gmail.com 








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