Star Wars Crochet (Crochet Kits)

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If you have access to the Disney+ platform, chances are that you’ve been introduced to The Mandalorian, theStar Warslive-action series. You can easily add this adorable BB-8 to your decor in terms of a throw pillow, a cuddler, something to hang on a wall as a wall hanging, you get the idea!

Thread through the ch 1 spaces at the top of the bag, then sew the ends together, weaving your yarn a little way along the drawstring to make the join secure. The crochet pattern includes easy to read and understand instructions for a beanie, including ear flaps and ties and most importantly the Yoda ears!

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!

To make the Storm Trooper Star Wars blanket, you must be familiar with basic crochet stitches and C2C graph techniques. Of course, if you’d like to use the worsted weight technique throughout, the project will take longer. Like some of my other patterns, such as the Tiny Cats and Dogs, these make cute little animals, ranging in size from 4 cm to 10 cm (1. It has 2 large felt eyes attached to the front making it a great representation of the Porgs from The Last Jedi.

It is an Intermediate level crochet pattern that requires knowledge of basic crochet stitches, color changes, working in the round, basic embroidery, and sewing. This is an easy crochet pattern in the style of Amigurumi, suitable for beginners who know the basic crochet techniques and understand abbreviations. Sometimes, however, it is nice to let your creativity juices flow and save those Benjamins for another day. To make this Star Wars crochet pattern you will need worsted weight yarn, a 12 mm safety eye, a 5 mm safety eye, gray felt, black thread, embroidery floss, white round elastic cord, a 20 mm doll joint, and craft glue. This blanket is made using the basic single crochet stitch, following the color changes of the graph or the row-by-row word chart.

To make her with the dress and leggings rather than top, skirt and leggings, just crochet the orange skin section in the middle in brown instead, and use two chains of russet brown/dark orange yarn to make her belt. The crocheted bandoleer drapes across his body, with lots of little “pockets” for holding his ammo or ill-gotten gains. Although the finished item is 2-D, the color-work gives the illusion that he is indeed round and 3-D.

For all you younger Star Wars fans out there (or by all means the older ones too), then there's a crochet kit for you too. Matt Spiers is a crochet artist and designer who has been overseeing Gathered's crochet articles for over 2 years.