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!

Star Wars Knitting Patterns - In the Loop Knitting

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!

Star Wars Luke Skywalker

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!

Crochet Star War Patterns - Crochet Patterns 20 Free Crochet Star War Patterns - Crochet Patterns

As I write this it is May the Fourth, an unofficial Star Wars-related holiday, so it seemed only fitting that I share some Star Wars knitting patterns with you. This pattern is for a custom beanie hat. Simple, but perfect for all lovers of the original Star Wars trilogy (we all know how the new ones are). The Rebel Alliance has the coolest logo, and now you can wear it on your head! Show your love for Star Wars and this cool pattern. Knit or crochet your own Star Wars Rebel Alliance hat with this easy pattern. Written for teen/adult-sized hat, but is easily adapted to any size! Pattern includes a chart for the logo and written instructions for knitting in the color chart. 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! It’s not a trap! This Death Star inspired pillow pattern is easy to follow and can be made as big or as small as you would like! By changing up your yarn and hook size you can change the size of the finished product. This Death Star pillow is a comfy addition to your nerdy decor and a fan favorite.This long-sleeved pullover sweater pattern by NatelaDaturaDesign features storm trooper motifs in colorwork on the yoke. Bust: S – 98cm/38.6″; M – 102cm/40.2″; L – 106cm/41.7″; XL – 110cm/43.3″. 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, such as Luke Skywalker’s cropped flight vest from Episode IV A New Hope and Rey’s vest and arm warmers from Episode VIII The Last Jedi. Jar Jar Binks is a friendly, if clumsy, native of Naboo who helps the Jedi who are stranded there, and who ends up fighting in the battle to save his planet. He wears simple clothes suitable to life spent underwater much of the time, including a little waistcoat and a wrap around his waist. 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.

Ravelry: Droid Pillow Set pattern by Tanis Gray Ravelry: Droid Pillow Set pattern by Tanis Gray

Bring the power of the Force to your needles with the first official Star Wars knitting pattern book.This pattern includes instructions to crochet the Baby Yoda pumpkin, the death star pumpkin, and the BB-pumpkin. These will make a great addition to your fall decor. Get the pattern for Star Wars Crochet Pumpkins. 8. BB-8 Christmas Bauble 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!