Hand fabricated in England

One photo of your pet. One tiny 3D version of them.

Upload a snap of your dog or cat. We draw them, turn the drawing into a 3D print, and show you how it looks before anything gets made. Not quite them? We'll have another go.

  • Redraws are free
  • Proof in about a minute
  • In the post within 3 days
A white 3D-printed ornament with a dog's face drawn in black line art and the name Biscuit, hanging from a fir branch by a thin gold ribbon
Biscuit's proof is readyUsually about a minute

How it works

Honestly, the hardest bit is picking the photo. Face forward, both eyes showing, and we'll do the rest.

  1. 1

    Upload a photo

    Face forward, both eyes showing, decent light. A phone snap is plenty.

  2. 2

    Have a look at the proof

    About a minute later you'll see the finished piece turning on screen. If it isn't quite them, ask for another drawing. It's free, and you get two more goes.

  3. 3

    We print it and pop it in the post

    Printed in one piece in plant-based PLA, boxed up, and on its way within three working days.

A white ornament with a cat's face in black line art, boxed in kraft card with tissue and a thin gold ribbon

Made here, one at a time.

We're not a warehouse and we're not a dropshipper. Every piece is printed in plant-based PLA in the Colne Valley, with the colour set into the material rather than painted on, then boxed with a thin gold ribbon.

3 daysto the post box
4colours
2free redraws
PLA · polylactic acid

Made from plants, not petroleum.

Every ornament is printed in PLA, a bioplastic made from fermented plant sugars, usually corn starch or sugarcane. It's the material behind premium compostable packaging, and it gives our pieces their smooth, matte, quietly expensive finish.

Plant-sourced

It starts life in a field, not an oil well. Renewable crops in, a keepsake out.

Made to order

We print one at a time, and only once you've approved your proof. No overstock, no unwanted stock heading to landfill, no mould offcuts.

Colour all the way through

The colour is part of the material, not paint or a coating, so there's nothing to chip or peel. It's meant to be kept for years.

A note on end of life: PLA is industrially compostable where a facility accepts it, but it isn't home-compostable, so please don't put it in the food-waste bin. Better still, hang it every Christmas.

Got a photo? That's the hard part done.

Face forward, both eyes showing. You'll see the proof in about a minute.

Upload a photo