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A little guide as to how to commission felt creatures from me, and a general overview of the price list If you consider commissioning me, please also read through the terms listed on the bottom of the journal!

My felt creatures, excluding the tiny ones, have wire "skeleton" that makes them slightly poseable. I may also use polymer clay for certain parts, toy eyes, amber pieces, feathers, faux fur or other trinkets I have at hand.

I'm technically also open to art trades, but I may be very picky, especially when I've recently taken on a lot of trades. You will just have to ask me. I'm more likely to accept trades from artists I follow and look up to.

Listed prices are only here to give you a vague idea of how much a piece may cost. All individual artworks are different and so are their prices. You can send me a note asking for a quote any time. In your note, please include a detailed reference of your character.

If you don't have a specific character in mind, you can ask me to digitally design a character for you, which I will show you in a note to work out any details and changes. This will add an extra cost of up to 5 eur.





Shipping and handling
Within Europe - 6.50 EUR
Rest of the world - 7.20 EUR

Price by size and detail

Tiny - starting at 20 EUR
   

Small (apx 10-15 cm), simple design - starting at 35 EUR
   

Small detailed - starting at 50 EUR
For feral characters, the torso length (from collarbone to tailbone) is approximately 6cm.


Average - starting at 70 EUR


Big or many details - starting at 80 EUR


Creatures by me

Tiny Dino - 25 EUR (can cost more if custom patterns)


Tiny Dragon - 30 EUR (can cost more if custom patterns)
More Info


Rascal - starting at 50 EUR


Amberback - starting at 70 EUR

Amberbacks have real Baltic amber on their back and head. They are fully poseable and about 20 cm or 8 inces tall

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Terms

1. Once you're on the list, it can take a while for me to get to you. It usually takes me at least two weeks to finish one felt doll, but oftentimes it takes more than that. If you feel like you've waited too long, you can shoot me a message, but I do ask for your patience. You can also always check the To-Do list on my profile to see my progress, which I update frequently.

2. Because it can take time for me to get through the list, I will contact you again once I've reached you, and I won't start on your doll before I've heard back from you! If you do not reply within a few days, I will move onto the next person and you will drop down a slot. This is because I don't want to waste time, and I prefer to work on one thing and finish it before I start on a new project, so I will avoid having several works in progress at once whenever possible.

Payment

3. I ask that you pay around the time I start working on your doll, preferably upfront. I also prefer that you don't pay too early, when you're still further down on the list. But if you're late with your payment, I won't mail the finished doll out before I have received the money. I might even put your unfinished doll aside to work on the next project until you've paid up.

4. I don't do payment plans unless you're a close friend and I trust you. I have had issues with people not paying the other half in time, and I don't want to deal with that.

Refunds

5. If the commission needs to be cancelled before I have started working on it, you will get a full refund.

6. If I have already started on your doll and you want to cancel the commission, you will get a partial refund depending on how far I'm in. While my materials and tools aren't too costly, I do put a lot of time into my work, and I will want it compensated.

7. If I am the one who needs to cancel a commission for whatever reason, whether I have started working on it or not, you will get a full refund.

8. If you need to cancel the commission due to unforeseen circumstances and I have already started on your doll, I can give you partial refund and keep the unfinished commission for up to 1 year. During this time, you can contact me any time you are ready to continue the commission and pay the refunded part again.

9. If I end up with an unfinished doll from a cancelled commission and the commissioner shows no interest in wanting to continue it, I will take the liberty to modify and finish, then sell the doll to whoever wishes to buy it. I will do my best to modify the design enough so that the final product will not look like your character.

10. While I will take the liberty to modify and sell cancelled commissions, the refund you get will still be partial because I have no guarantee that the modified doll will sell for the full price, or sold at all. Having started to work on it in the first place has already taken a lot of my precious time, and I will want it compensated for sure.

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