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I wanted this Stitch version to have actual texture around the face. The blue shaggy yarn gives the portrait a fuzzy surface, with the raised eyes and nose keeping the expression visible. You can see the difference in height when you look at the rug from the side. I hand-tuft each piece from premium..

Tom's face felt right for a Shaggy keyboard rug. I wanted the grey yarn to have the texture of the character's fur, with the yellow eyes and raised facial shapes staying easy to see. The extra depth gives this version something you notice in the side views too. I tuft each piece by hand from premium..

Red's angry eyebrows were the detail I wanted to keep in this shaggy keyboard rug. The yellow beak gives the face another clear shape, and the longer red yarn makes the feather colour part of the surface. He still looks thoroughly unimpressed, which is exactly how fans know him. I tuft each piece by..

Om Nom from Cut the Rope inspired this shaggy keyboard rug. His big eyes and little white teeth made me want to try his face in yarn. I wanted the longer green surface to feel like part of the creature, with the white teeth and raised eyes staying easy to see. The expression has a very obvious inter..

Kurama's orange fur made me want to try this face with a real shaggy surface. I wanted the red eyes and white grin to stay visible inside the longer yarn, so the fox keeps its familiar expression. The texture is part of what gives this version its character. I hand-tuft each piece from premium acryl..