Frequently Asked Questions

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You can mail a check, pay with cash, or request an invoice to be sent to either your email or cell phone.

1. Find an appropriately sized, sturdy cardboard box.
2. Bubble wrap the skull well and add cushion to the tips of the tines if shipping something with antlers.
3. Fill the excess space with either packing peanuts, paper, or plastic bags.
4. Tape effectively and ship through UPS or USPS, DO NOT ship through FedEx as they are very unreliable in my area.
5. Provide me with a tracking number so I can know when to expect the skull. 

No, you do not need to have a specific design picked. Most of my customers give me a color scheme, and some choose a centerpiece (a custom knapped arrowhead, stone, carved antler slice, coin, ext.), and let me create a one-of-a-kind piece for them. Some customers have references for inspiration, such as a specific Western design, a theme like a sunset, flower, river, and more. 

I work in the order that skulls arrive, so it all depends on how many customer skulls I have on hand at the time when yours arrives. I do take special requests if one is needed for a special occasion (wedding, birthday, anniversary, Christmas) but do charge a small fee to put those skulls ahead. I always recommend shipping your skull as soon as possible if you are 100% sure you want it beaded so it is in line and I can get to it as soon as possible. Once the skull is received I will provide an approximate timeline. 

Yes! I frequently mount antlers onto a replica skull and bead the skull!

My level of experience, attention to detail, and true passion for my work are what sets me apart from other beaded skull artists. As a hunter and outdoor enthusiast myself, I know how precious these pieces are to my clients and always go above and beyond to make sure they love the final product! 

My self-taught process has taken me years to perfect and like other artists I consider it a trademarked talent. Therefore, I do not share details about my process or information on the materials I use such as beads, glue, etc.