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Jerry's smile gave me a good reason to make a raised face in this keyboard rug. I wanted the little portrait to sit above the brown shaggy yarn, with the expression easy to see among the longer pile. The actual depth is part of what gives this version its character. I tuft each piece by hand from pr..

The Cheshire Cat's grin made me want to give this rug plenty of expression. I wanted the white smile and coloured eyes to stay visible in the grey shaggy yarn, so the face still feels familiar even with all that texture around it. The grin is doing most of the introduction. I make each piece by hand..

Cookie Monster felt like a good character for a shaggy keyboard rug. I wanted his blue fur to have real texture, with the round white eyes and black smile still easy to see. The longer yarn gives this face a finish that suits the character straight away. I tuft each piece by hand using premium acryl..

The Homer-in-the-bushes meme gave me a reason to use shaggy yarn as part of the picture. I wanted the green surface to become the hedge, with Homer's little face tucked into it. The texture helps tell the joke before you have even looked closely at the portrait. I make each rug by hand from premium..

I wanted this sleeping Homer rug to feel like a tiny scene. His little face sits inside the blue blanket, and the raised yarn gives the blanket actual depth. The sleeping expression is small, but it makes the whole design feel complete. I hand-tuft each piece from premium acrylic yarn, using the lon..

Marge's blue hair was the reason I wanted to try this portrait in a 3D keyboard rug. I wanted it to have some actual height above the yellow face, with the shaggy yarn giving the familiar shape its own texture. The hair is such a big part of recognising her. I tuft each piece by hand from premium ac..

King Pig's snout made me want to try a raised face in this keyboard rug. I wanted the nose to have actual height above the green yarn, with the eyes clearly visible behind it. The shape gives the character a very recognisable, slightly ridiculous expression. I make each piece by hand using premium a..

Chuckie's purple glasses gave me the detail to build this Shaggy keyboard rug around. I wanted the orange hair to have actual texture, with the smiling face clearly visible inside it. The longer yarn suits the wild-haired look of the character. I make each piece by hand from premium acrylic yarn, ke..

Chucky's orange hair made me want to try a rug with some actual volume. I wanted the scarred face to sit clearly inside it, with the blue eyes still visible beneath the raised yarn. The hair and those little facial details are what make this version feel like him. I make each piece by hand from prem..

Elmo felt like a good character to make with shaggy yarn. I wanted the red surface to have real texture, with the orange nose and white eyes remaining easy to see. Those few details give the face its familiar, cheerful look. I hand-tuft each rug from premium acrylic yarn and keep the red pile long a..