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Show off your inner princess Leia. This funny accessory features two cinnamon bun buns that are a perfect addition to any Star Wars-themed costume or as a joke for Halloween! Star Wars fans will love this brown, twisty buns Princess Leia wig, a great accessory for Halloween. This brown Star Wars Princess Leia hat is covered in faux fur. The legendary cinnamon bun hairstyle from the classic Star Wars movies is featured on the front of this Princess Leia hat. The Spacefighter is designed to cocoon only around the calves and feet, the rest of the blanket opens up to lay over the body.The body of the blanket uses 2 strands of bulky weight yarn with a Q hook. You will also require a 9mm hook for engines and guns. This pattern comes in child and adult size! As a lover of all things Star Wars, we usually have no problem shelling out the cash for “must have” items. Sometimes, however, it is nice to let your creativity juices flow and save those Benjamins for another day. We loved pulling together this list of Star Wars ideas to inspire the creativity in you! Knit in the round and his ears and coat are knit flat. He is also stands by himself. Height: 6 Inches. Designed by Claireknitsdotcom. This pattern is a bit more advanced, but I think that it would still be great for the adventurous beginner. This crochet Yoda would make an excellent gift for children. Get the pattern for the Amigurumi Monster. 2. Baby Yoga Amigurumi

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This fuzzy little scavenger will haggle his way into the hearts of big and small Star Wars fans. You can make this 4-inch (10 cm) yarn doll yourself, or sweet-talk your favorite auntie into making it for you. These Star Wars inspired mittens feature Darth Vader on top and storm troopers on the palm with the words The Force Is Strong With This One split across the cuffs in stranded colorwork. Fingering weight yarn. Designed by JennyPenny. Pictured project by systeme Available English and Swedish. Considering the global fan following, it is expected to learn that there is a huge number of Star Wars-themed knitting patterns floating around the galaxy. Thankfully, many of them are free! This versatile pattern can also serve as a male or female human body base to crochet into other custom characters. Bring the power of the Force to your needles with the first official Star Wars knitting pattern book. Featuring 28 knits pictured in gorgeous full-color photography, Star Wars: Knitting the Galaxy includes patterns for toys, apparel, and home decor inspired by your favorite movie moments, characters (both human and alien), droids, ships, and more. Projects range from simple patterns like the Ewok Hood (sized for both children and adults!) to more complex projects like the Darth Vader Pullover. It even includes patterns for knitted replicas of a few iconic costume pieces. With projects for knitters at all levels and a variety of techniques to practice—including stranded colorwork, double-knitting, and lace knitting—Star Wars: Knitting the Galaxy is the perfect book for knitting fans across the galaxy.

This crochet star wars pattern is loaded with instructions and pictures that’ll help you make your own alien child, from robe to pointy ears. Get the Pattern here THESE CROCHET STAR WARS PATTERNS ARE THE PERFECT PROJECTS FOR CROCHETING FANS ACROSS THE GALAXY! Jar Jar Binks is a friendly and well-meaning Gungan from Naboo. He’s one of my favorite Star Wars characters. If you love Jar Jar Binks, you have to make this cute amigurumi. Get the pattern for Jar Jar Binks. 4. Hatching Alien Sarah Bradberry designed these charts and generously made them available for free. Pictured projects by rebelle467 and lenaF Princess Leia is not only the Princess of Alderaan but also the rebel leader in the fight against the Empire. Even if Leia is not as well trained in the Force as her brother Luke, she is still the strongest and one of the most important people in the galaxy far far away.

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You can grab the free knitting pattern from Mirella Moments. They use the same stitch pattern on the Folgate headband, if you want to make a coordinating set (it uses worsted weight yarn). This C-3PO (sometimes spelled See-Threepio) is the cutest thing. This pattern is suitable for beginners and more experienced crocheters. Get the pattern for the C-3PO Amigurumi. 15. R2D2 and Darth Vader Potholders With projects for knitters at all levels and a variety of techniques to practice including: stranded colorwork, double-knitting and lace knitting. English rib is a stitch pattern that’s similar to brioche knitting in that it’s worked with yarn overs and knit two togethers to make a super squishy ribbed pattern.Megan Wood’s pattern for the Droid unit BB-8 from “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” is 6” tall x 4” wide. Designs are done with duplicate stitch. Do you have a little Sith in training? Or perhaps a young Padawan? Whether your little one has decided to join the dark side or to fight the Rebels, they are going to love this Amigurumi Lightsaber. The Jedi Master Yoda is one of the most powerful Jedi in the entire galaxy. You can bring home this beloved, ancient character with one of our Jawa Star Wars products. One of the challenges with this baby toy was the head. It is designed to be hidden under the hood, so you only see his eyes obscured in a dark shadow which could add to a little one’s fear if not done right. The solution, in this case, was to make all details on the face, except for the eyes, delicate and tiny and very soft in color. The craze is such that now there’s even an official knitting book for creating more than 25 Star Wars knits. You can make toys, costume replicas, home decor items, and inspired apparel based on the iconic franchise. Boba Fett's helmet inspired this beanie hat. Designed by Katie LeComte for Katie Did Crafts. Pictured project by Idifazio who made modifications.

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Bring your favorite Star Wars characters to life with these Crochet Star Wars Patterns. This collection includes everything you need to bring a galaxy far, far away right into your own home! You can now crochet your very own cute Star Wars Porg! Create a soft new pal with the Star Wars Porg Crochet Kit. Learn to crochet and make a small Porg plush toy, complete with felt wings and a tiny embroidered frown. This kit is great for Star Wars fans of all ages, including first-time crocheters and kiddos eight years or older. This fun kit provides everything you need to make 7 1/2 inches sitting Porg. This is an intermediate-level pattern with step-by-step photos and helpful hints. This is a PDF crochet pattern, not a finished stuffed toy. Inspired by the Star Wars The Mandalorian Grogu The Child baby alien. The final doll measures approximately 6 1/2” tall and 4” wide at the mid-body. Worsted weight yarn. Designed by Kim Konen. Crochet walker, when finished, is 26 cm tall (10.2 inches) and 28 cm long (11 inches). He is quite large and therefore you will have a lot of parts to make, please be patient and don’t give up because the end result is totally worth it. If you are a Star Wars fan and a crocheter, this book is for you! This crochet pattern book with 20 crochet Star War patterns is perfect for beginners and advanced crocheters alike. There are characters from all of your favorite stories including The Original Trilogy, The Prequels, The Force Awakens, Rogue One, and even The Clone Wars! Ready to investigate the dark side of the crochet-verse? Well, these crochet Star Wars patterns may not be super evil, but they are seriously awesome. Crochet Star War PatternsWe all want to see more galactic penguins or puffins – Porgs and when seeing is not enough, when you have to cuddle it too here comes the solution! This Crochet Port or galactic penguin is around 22 cm (8.6 inches). Bring the power of the Force to your needles with the first official Star Wars knitting pattern book. With just a little time, a few easy stitches and this great Star Wars crochet pattern, you’ll have a realistic looking lightsaber in no time. And you won’t have to worry about anyone getting a hand chopped off, because these soft lightsabers are the perfect toy for young ones trying to master the ways of the lightsaber. NO LONGER FREE! Baby cardigan with hood inspired by the Star Wars The Mandalorian baby alien. The sleeves roll up and the hood cinches down for an adjustable fit. Bulky weight yarn. Designed by Arianna Soloway. Last year I shared some simple coffee cup cozies that are super cute and easy to knit in Garter Stitch and embellish to look like characters from the movies.

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Or Sarah Rudder’s lifesize R2D2, the original of which was made to fit a cement pillar for a yarn bombing. If you like your R2s smaller, try the can cozy R2D2 from Robin Barnhill. The pattern includes instructions for three sizes: Toddler, child and adult. Knits up fast in bulky yarn and size 17 needles. Designer Devrie Metcalf says that this blanket is perfect for a beginner knitter. Master the Jedi art of amigurumi with the help of this crochet pattern! Learn how to crochet a Luke Skywalker from Star Wars toy. This is an easy crochet pattern in the style of Amigurumi, suitable for beginners who know the basic crochet techniques and understand abbreviations. You need to be willing to try new techniques, but I have provided links to videos showing you how to do everything so don’t worry if you think something might be too difficult! Amigurumi Star Wars Porg The tea cosy fits a medium sized tea pot that covers a Teapot that holds 6 to 8 cups. The hood can be up or down. A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, there were hundreds of free knitting patterns inspired by Star Wars, and we chose our favorites to share with you!Patterns in the collection include: R2D2, Darth Vader, BB8, Millenium Falcon, TIE Fighter, Storm Trooper, and (not pictured) Death Star, Star Wars Logo, and Boba Fett. Patterns also available individually. Designed by ThePointyEndKnitting If you love the Star Wars saga, you’ll love working on this amigurumi project. Or even if you’re not, you probably know someone who is and want to make a special present for them. His hair is created by brushing the yarn out and his bag is crocheted separately. The finished amigurumi measures approximately 8″ tall. You could easily increase the yarn weight and hook size to make a larger Chewie. Toy softie inspired by the cute creatures from “Star Wars: The Last Jedi”. Knit flat. Designed by TheKnitGuru