Two People and One Pet or buying Small Accessory Stitch Portrait

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STITCH Portraits
With my personalized Stitch Portrait pieces you can see your friends or family brought to life! Customized cross stitch portrait of two or more people with a custom text, quote or date. For the best result please send 3-4 photos of the people you'd want in the piece, specify how you'd like to have them lined up and any text you want below. Happy to incorporate pets, accessories, landmarks (city skylines/bridges etc).

HOW buying TO ORDER

1. Choose your background color: white or oatmeal Aida fabric
2. Include what text you would like added: names and date/quote, two names with a heart/star between etc
3. Include what color text you would like: often looks nice with black or navy, or possibly pick up a bold color from the design of the portrait for an accent color (darker colors come out better) also we can mix and match colors (names in black, date in grey etc)
4. Specify what you would like each person to be wearing (dresses/tuxedo/favorite jersey/wedding dress) If you want a specific pattern (wedding dress or outfits from a certain event its helpful if you include a picture)
5. Specify hair/eye/skin color, and if you would like any accessories (glasses/purse/flowers/baseball bat/jewelry etc)
6. Specify if you would like any boarders around the piece: flowers above, city skyline, local landmark etc
7. Most importantly don't forget to send a photo of the couple/family you would like stitched, if you can send 3-4 pictures it gives me a better idea of how they look so it can be as accurate as possible

I am happy to work with you to make the piece as specific as possible and embody the portraits to be as accurate to life as I can. I will sketch out what my idea of what you would like on graph paper and send you a picture, you can edit, move, add or remove details to your taste and I'll get down to sewing!

Because each item is custom made to your specific requirements no returns or exchanges can be made. Prices will vary based on figures/landmarks/complexity