A gift that landed
My teenage daughter didn't do the polite fake smile. She actually took a picture of it to send her friends.
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My teenage daughter didn't do the polite fake smile. She actually took a picture of it to send her friends.
Used the picture from our first race together. Having the outfits recreated makes it feel specific to us, which is lovely.
Ten matching keychains, all nicely painted. These are going to make such good family presents.
We sent separate face photos and one group picture for the heights. The finished group looks brilliant. Every face is different and recognisable, and the clothes are lovely. It's such a nice thing to have all four of us together on one base.
I worried about sounding picky when I asked them to adjust his smile. They were lovely about it. The next version was exactly what I meant, and the finished figure has that same expression. So pleased I said something.
The first preview had the fringe wrong. Asked for it shorter, approved the second version, and the finished figure looks lovely.
Uploaded pictures on my phone while waiting for a bus. The rest was straightforward and the figure turned out well.
We spent far too long debating which photo to send. In the end we picked one from a wet weekend away because we looked like ourselves. The little jackets are particularly nice, and it feels more personal than another wedding picture on the wall.
Hair colour, collars and both expressions match the design we approved. We took our time checking it and I'm glad we did. The finished couple feels so personal. It's lovely having it out where we can see it.
Thought I'd try this instead of buying another frame. So pleased I did. The outfit colours look lovely and the face has the happy expression I remember from that day. It's a cheerful little thing to have around.
Arrived in time, opened together, loved immediately. Our tiny couple is adorable.
I wanted matching gifts and that's exactly what arrived. The painting is consistent across the set, so I could just wrap them and enjoy handing them out. Nobody got a second-best one.
My niece chose the clothes for her own figure and took that job very seriously. We uploaded photos of her in the outfit and checked the design together. She was thrilled when the actual figure arrived looking like the version she'd approved. It's now guarding the pencils on her desk.
Put the figure next to its reference photo on my desk. It's close enough that people do a small double take.
Used a picture of us laughing on the sofa. Really pleased we went with that instead of the formal wedding shot.
We cleared a space while waiting for the parcel and it fits there beautifully. Both faces look relaxed and familiar. It's lovely having a tiny version of a moment we remember so well. Very pleased with the result.
My uncle usually just says thanks and puts presents aside. This one stayed in his hands for the rest of lunch.
My mum has a million things already but she didn't have a tiny version of herself in her gardening boots.
Photo uploaded, outfit chosen, preview checked. The figure arrived looking brilliant. Really pleased with how easy it all felt.
Once I stopped expecting a photograph and looked at it as a tiny character, I fell in love with it. It has Dad's expression and his usual clothes. He thinks it's hilarious and has given it the best spot on his shelf.
We used a photo from a weekend away years ago. The jackets, the expressions, the way we're standing together; it's all so familiar. We checked the design as a pair and we're both delighted with the actual couple on our shelf.
Both faces look like us. Even my supposedly good trousers made it into miniature. Love it.
Did the whole thing on my phone on the bus home. Had to go back because I'd picked the wrong picture of my brother, but it kept the other stuff I'd chosen, thank god. Pretty painless once I actually read what it was asking me.
The photo we chose isn't a perfect portrait. We're both grinning and leaning into each other a little awkwardly. I asked them to keep that feeling, and they did. The finished couples figure is sweet without making us look like strangers posing for a wedding catalogue.