Nutmeg Collective Critters: Custom Pet Portrait Wine Stoppers by ArtSmith

Custom Pet Portrait Wine Stopper

Beautiful and functional, this one-of-a-kind piece is perfect for all critter lovers! 

The stopper is hand-painted by the artist, Ruthie Sutter, and is ready for gifting.

You can find more information here:  Custom Pet Portrait Wine Stopper

Nutmeg Collective Critters: ShawnaLee Portraits

Custom Portrait

Did you know that you can have your critter drawn or painted by Portraits by ShawnaLee? 

Middlebury-based artist, ShawnaLee, offers commissioned art that can be done in oils, charcoals, or graphite. All sketches are hand-drawn on art paper of your treasured critter.

You can also reach out to ShawnaLee on Facebook.  All her works are copyright protected.

Nutmeg Collective Critters: Sammy the Cat

Sammy the Cat with Hedgehog Card

Meet Sammy the Cat, adorably illustrated by fallenpeach. Sammy is a curious black cat always ready to make new friends and have adventures. Sammy and his friends are currently available as laminated bookmarks, blank greeting cards and super fun stickers!

Sammy the Cat Card

Sammy the Cat Bookmark

Nutmeg Collective Critters: Pandas and Schnauzers

Panda!

Ready for adorable?  This needle and wet felted panda bear head is made from 100% wool and is handmade in Connecticut by Jen of The Felt Haus. This is a one of a kind piece, made entirely free-form with no patterns or templates used and is Jen's own design.

Schnauzer!

How about a Schnauzer? Modeled after Jen's miniature schnauzer, Mikki, this perfect little collectible for the schnauzer lover will sit nicely on a flat, solid surface such as a shelf, bookshelf or fireplace mantel.

Don't you want one to squish (gently, of course)?  See more of  Jen's beautiful wool items here: The Felt Haus

Nutmeg Collective Critters: Mary Chicken

The famous Mary Chicken from Hickster Tees. Her bio: She’s the most popular chicken around! Loved by humans and foxes alike, Mary Chicken is Hickster’s mascot, and a more daring chicken has yet to walk the earth. She fights for social justice and makes artisanal free-range boar sausage in a tiny kitchen in Brooklyn. She spends weekends in Connecticut with her adopted family.

You can find her screenprinted on many things here.