8 Of The Best Star Wars Patterns On The Web

May the Fourth be with you! This day is celebrated as Intergalactic Star Wars day by fans of the franchise the world over. With over 50 years of films, TV series, games and more, themed patterns have been popping up everywhere, from cute amiguruimi to cosplay wearables. We’ve put together some of our favourites for you to get stuck into whilst you settle down and watch your favourite Jedi battle it out.

Erin Sharp’s ‘Lightsaber Ice Pop Cozy’ on TheCookieSnob

A perfect idea for keeping hands insulated from the cold of ice pops. These lovely little cosies are designed to fit over the bottom of bright, colourful ice pops to make it look like a lightsaber. Clever right? These crocheted handles are available in three different sizes; from teeny toddler size to adult. Available as a free, written pattern from The Cookie Snob.

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Lucy Collin’s ‘Wicket the Ewok’ on Ravelry

We definitely wanted a cute, cuddly Ewok of our own when we saw them in Return of the Jedi. Well now we can! This adorable amigurumi moon dweller even has an option for a mohair yarn face to make it even more realistic. Available as a free, downloadable pattern from Ravelry.

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Emily Premise-Conclusion’s ‘Millennium Falcon’ on Ravelry

Everyone’s favourite fictional light freighter is now available as amigurumi! We can’t get over the detail that has gone into this crocheted starship, this pattern is certainly one we can’t wait to get working on. Available as a downloadable pattern from Ravelry.

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Jen Spears’ ‘Star Wars Droid Beanies’ on Ravelry

A perfect winter accessory for any Star Wars fan! These detailed, crochet beanies have variations for BB8, R2D2 and C3PO, so you can wear your favourite droid in style. Available as a free, downloadable pattern from Ravelry.

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Cara Crivari’s ‘Lightsaber’ on Ravelry

Let your kids (or adults!) live out their lightsaber battle fantasies with these amazing crochet versions. The softness of the yarn means these can be used in battle without causing any injuries. Available as a downloadable pattern from Raverly.

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Juli Roldan Voncannon’s ‘Darth Vader Hat’ on Etsy

This wonderful hat is a great idea for a DIY fancy dress or even just to wear casually! Made using a single skein of yarn, this crochet hat even comes with a detachable mask! The size can be easily adjusted by changing the hook size to accommodate a smaller or larger head. Available as a downloadable PDF pattern from Etsy.

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Natalie Meredith’s ‘Star Wars Sweater’ on Ravelry

We are in love with this sweater at the HiyaHiya offices! The muted black and grey colour scheme on this jumper is accented with two colourful lightsabers on the arm and subtle patterns across the chest. This pattern is an ideal gift for a Star Wars fan or even as a present to yourself! Available as a downloadable pattern from Ravelry.

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Sarah Bradberry’s ‘Fairisle Patterns from the movie Star Wars’ on Knitting-and.com

Sarah has carefully designed these fair-isle style knits based on the iconic film franchise. The smaller designs are ideal for accenting sweaters or hats while the long text would look great along the length of a scarf or blanket. The choice is completely up to you! Available for free, from Ravelry.

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