Star Wars: Knitting the Galaxy: The official Star Wars knitting pattern book: 1

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Feeling more “The Force Awakens”? Why not knit a BB8 (the pattern is from the Knit Guru) or a BB8 Hat? (Hey, I made one of those, too!) These are our favorite free knitting patterns inspired by the great pop culture franchise. Which of these did you like the most? Do share your thoughts in the comments below!

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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. Inspired by Rey’s desert garb, this hat features an attached scarf and “goggles”. Sizes Small (baby/kid-sized), Adult Medium,Adult Large. Designed by Knit’s All Folks!Or add a fun cable design your gloves with the Knotty Gloves pattern from Julia Mueller, which is free on Ravelry. It comes in just one size but if you can adjust the gauge a bit you can make them smaller (the given size is women’s large/men’s small). Baby Yoda toy and clothing knitting patterns inspired by Grogu the Star Wars The Mandalorian The Child baby alien. Updated 12/6/22 Toy softie inspired by the cute creatures from “Star Wars: The Last Jedi”. Knit flat. Designed by TheKnitGuru For a different twist on plain gloves, try these bias knit gloves from Jeny Staiman, published as Handspan in Knitty. They’re super clever, worked in the round with no short rows, and you can work the fingers without cutting the yarn, which sounds a bit like witchcraft, but here we are. This pattern comes in three sizes.

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Originally designed by Sarah Rudder as a yarn-bomb, it has been adapted by knitter klpiccolo as a pillow / toy project. 37″ high by 56″ around Perfect for the Star Wars fan in your life who demands a touch of subtlety in his accessory design. 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. They feature the Mandalorian on one glove and Grugo on the other. The charted mitts are knitted in the round and feature stranded color work. Charted, knit in the round, stranded Star Wars inspired hat with stormtroopers, tie fighters, and more. Sizes Adult, Child. Fingering weight yarn. Designed by Bobbie Jo.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. 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.

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Chunky knit hooded blanket or hat in 3 different sizes inspired by belovedStar Wars droid. Designed by MadeByDevrie The finished chest measurement for the baby size is 20”. The sleeves are 6.5” unrolled and 5” rolled. It will fit loosely on a newborn (kind of like the way it fits Baby Yoda in the show, but not quite as long) and will fit more like a traditional sweater on a 9-12 month old. Toddler sizes follow more traditional sizing.Worsted weight (medium #4) yarn, shown in Kelbourne Woolens Germantown (100% North American wool; 220 yd. / 201 m per 3½ oz. / 100 g skein) Designed by Sara Przybylski, this light saber uses approximately three balls of wool yarn to make a soft plush light saber. Put a wood dowel inside if you want something more rigid. Featuring 28 projects based on George Lucas’s epic film saga, Star Wars: Knitting the Galaxy is the ultimate guide to creating stunning projects inspired by Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Rey, and a whole host of droids, ships, and aliens from a galaxy far, far away. Bring the power of the Force to your needles with the first official Star Wars knitting pattern book.