Unique Star Wars Crafts That Are Out Of This World

Who doesn't want a mini Yoda bag? You can make this cute little purse out of felt – and Staci even provides a free pattern.

This shelf is awesome! I love the way the wall turned out. You have to see the rest of the room.

These Death Star bath bombs make a perfect gift for any Star Wars loving girl.

You don’t need advanced painted skills to make these canvases – you just need a projector and Star Wars images.

An old pair of Toms gets a makeover with several colors of fabric paint and markers. These R2-D2 shoes are one of my favorite Star Wars crafts ever!

Someone needs to make me one of these Jabba pillows for Christmas, or into the sarlacc pit you’ll go!

Chewbacca is one of my favorite characters, and I love that he's commemorated in this Star Wars wreath. Can you believe this was made with brown table covers and duct tape?

Keri did in awesome job with these earrings any Star Wars fan would love to wear! You'll be drawing the BB-8 design with Sharpies on a smaller surface, but it's not hard to make them.

This Star Wars craft is SO easy to make! I used dollar votives and paint pens to celebrate my love of R2D2 and create some cool luminaries.

Make concrete Death Star votives and planters--and anything else you can dream up--with this tutorial

With some paint and the free printable Julie provides, you can turn an old globe into the Death Star! Before it gets destroyed in the original film, of course.

Here is another Star Wars shoe idea. This time it is Darth Vader. I love how it looks when you put your feet together!

When Heather needed a Star Wars lamp for her son's room? She decided to go with Darth Vader! You can make this cool project with a regular black lamp and acrylic paints.

I’d love to sport this R2-D2 crocheted cozy on weekly Starbucks runs. This R2 unit is washable and completely reusable!

Instead of painting craft store wood peg dolls like people, paint them like Star Wars characters!

Lindsey made these small R2 boxes from the most unexpected supply: toilet paper rolls. I can't believe this droid is recycled!

Learn how to make R2-D2 and C-3PO ornaments for the coolest Star Wars Christmas tree ever!

What kid wouldn't love to have this R2-D2 side table next to their bed? Any Star Wars fan would!

Whether you're hosting a Star Wars themed party or you just want to spark your kid's creative play, these cardboard Star Wars vehicles are genius.

If your child loves Legos and Star Wars, this is a great craft because it combines the two.

This polymer clay necklace turned out great! If you want to recreate the Leia ceremonial necklace for a costume, you'll love this tutorial.

Try your hand at a little wood burning with this project. Okay, now I am thinking about ways to bring Star Wars to the kitchen!

Flip over to the dark side or the light side easily with this vinyl cut template. I love it!

Help keep your earbuds in place with this perler bead BB8 cord keeper.

This Star Wars corner bookmark is so cute! This Darth won't try to bring you to the dark side, either. If you like bookmarks, Maggie has a ton of them on her site.

These Star Wars tin can lanterns are simple for bigger kids to make, and would be perfect for decorating at a Star Wars party.

Have R2-D2 keep your kid's books organized! Or, bring them in and bring a smile to your office. Build Star Wars bookends with this unique tutorial.

This is an easy Mod Podge craft using Stormtrooper wrapping paper! You could do this with any type of Star Wars scrapbook paper.

Turn a thrifted globe into a Death Star with a little paint for this classy statement piece.

Can you believe this storm trooper helmet is made from a milk jug? I love it! And kids can really wear it too! Perfect for Star Wars costumes.

This is a fun painted rock craft for Star Wars fans! Aren't they cute? These Star Wars Jawa rocks are just one of the easy crafts for kids that you can make this summer.

Looking for a fun Star Wars craft you and the kids will love? R2-D2 is a lovable droid and definitely a Star Wars fan favorite. This pencil holder is perfect for adults or kids.

Bring a bit of the dark side to your nursery! Make this Star Wars mobile for above a baby crib, but I think it's cool for a kids' room or playroom too.

Turn a soccer ball piñata into a Death Star for your next party! Everyone can have fun destroying the Death Star.

Make washing hands fun with these soaps made using a Star Wars JELL-O mold.

Looking for a fun Star Wars craft? This fun Chewbacca paper bag puppet is one that kids are going to love making. What other galactic characters will they enjoy making?

Get over 20 patterns for Star Wars perler beads! There are a variety of characters including both the Rebel Alliance and the Dark Side.