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The grin made me want to turn Gengar into a keyboard rug. It's such a big part of the face that the portrait can stay simple and still feel like the character. I kept the red eyes clear above it, with the purple giving both features enough space. I tuft each piece by hand from premium acrylic yarn,..

The closed eyes and little Z details made me want to use this sleeping Snorlax face. I wanted the nap to remain clear in the portrait, with the cream face sitting against turquoise. The expression is very simple, which is part of what makes it feel so familiar. I make each keyboard rug by hand from..

Zoro's green hair makes the portrait familiar straight away, but the eyes are what I wanted to keep clear in this keyboard rug. I wanted that serious expression to survive the change into yarn, with enough room across the long face for the smaller lines. I tuft each rug by hand from premium acrylic..

Hello Kitty's face has very few details, which is exactly why I wanted to be careful with them. The little nose, the whiskers and the bow all need the right shape for the portrait to feel familiar. This keyboard rug keeps those parts together in a simple, soft design. I make each piece by hand from ..

The straw hat is the detail that made me want to turn this emblem into a keyboard rug. For a One Piece fan, the smiling skull already means something. I wanted to keep that familiar flag design clear, with the hat sitting exactly where your eye expects it to be. I hand-tuft the rug from premium acry..

Psyduck's confused little expression is what I wanted to keep in this rug. The red question marks give the face a bit of context, and the blue background leaves the yellow portrait easy to see. Some days you look at Psyduck and feel that it has already understood the situation. I make each keyboard ..

Charizard's face gave me a more dramatic starting point for a keyboard rug. I wanted the orange portrait to stay strong against the red and black, with the eyes and facial lines doing most of the work. The close-up lets you see the character without needing the full dragon shape. I hand-tuft each pi..

Kuromi's little pink skull was the detail I wanted to get right in this keyboard rug. It sits above a very simple face, with the black hood giving the whole portrait its shape. I like how much personality you can keep in a design with just a few familiar features. I tuft each piece by hand from prem..

Totoro's big grin was what inspired this keyboard rug. I wanted to give it enough space across the face, with the round eyes sitting clearly above it. There's something friendly about that expression, and it felt like a good one to recreate in a soft piece for the desk. I make each rug by hand using..

Cubone's skull mask is such a clear shape that I wanted to let it be the main part of this keyboard rug. The lilac background gives the white outline room, so you can see the mask and the small dark details together. It doesn't need much added around it. I hand-tuft each piece using premium acrylic ..

Chopper's hat gave me the starting point for this keyboard rug. I wanted the pink shape to stay clear above the eyes, with the little brown face still having room for its expression. The blue background keeps the portrait together across the long rug. I make each piece by hand from premium acrylic ..

Kakashi's angled forehead protector gave this portrait its shape. I wanted the red eye and mask to stay clearly visible beneath it, because those details are what make the close-up feel like him. The long keyboard rug leaves room for the protector without losing the face underneath. I make each piec..

Appa felt like a lovely character to make with a properly shaggy surface. I wanted the cream yarn to have a loose, fuzzy texture around his face, while the brown arrow, horns and raised eyes kept that familiar expression. The extra depth gives you a little more of the character to enjoy when you loo..

Jake's face felt like a good fit for a keyboard rug. It's wide, simple and easy to recognise, and I wanted to keep that relaxed expression when I worked it in yarn. The rounded muzzle is the part that holds the whole face together. I tuft each Jake rug by hand from premium acrylic yarn. There are on..

Toothless has a lot of expression in those green eyes. I wanted this keyboard rug to concentrate on the face, with the dark nose and black surface keeping the portrait simple. When the eyes are the part you recognise first, they deserve enough room in the design. I make each rug by hand from premium..

Snorlax's sleepy face was the inspiration for this keyboard rug. I wanted to keep the open mouth and relaxed expression together, with the cream face clearly visible on turquoise. It's a character who makes a very convincing case for having a quiet afternoon. I tuft each Snorlax rug by hand from pre..

DoodleBob is a fun character to recreate because the drawing is supposed to look a little awkward. I wanted to keep the uneven eyes and wobbly expression in this keyboard rug. Making every part too tidy would lose the face that made me want to use him in the first place. I make the rug by hand from ..

Patrick's expression made me want to try him as a keyboard rug. I wanted to keep the soft pink face and that wonderfully unhurried look, even with the portrait stretched across the space in front of a keyboard. He really doesn't need much going on around him. I make each Patrick rug by hand from pre..

I wanted this Nezuko keyboard rug to keep the eyes and bamboo together in one close-up. The pink and green give the face its familiar details, with the expression carrying the rest of the portrait. Small features can say quite a lot when they have enough space. I tuft each piece by hand from premium..

Vegeta's brow line was the detail I wanted to hold onto in this keyboard rug. The close-up makes the eyes and forehead a large part of the portrait, which gives the expression room to work. I wanted the face to keep that familiar concentration when it became yarn. I tuft each piece by hand from prem..