Looking for Star Wars crafts? These 45+ ideas for kids and adults are fun, creative, and actually worth making. You’ll want to try more than one.
I can’t explain what a big role Star Wars has had in my life. It’s been my favorite movie since I was young. Here’s a few examples: in 8th grade, I got 12″ tall statues of all the characters for Christmas. I own the Trivial Pursuit game and used to play tournaments.
So of course I had to pull together a list of Star Wars crafts that bring that galaxy far, far away into real life. Whether you’re crafting with kids, decorating your space, or making something just because it’s fun, there’s a little bit of everything here.
Some of these are super simple (think quick afternoon projects), and others are the kind you’ll want to show off when you’re done. Either way, you’re about to find your next favorite project.
They’re divided by easy kids crafts and then Scroll through and tell me—which one are you making first?
Star Wars Craft Ideas
Star Wars Crafts for Kids
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Darth Vader Paper Hat
Make a simple Darth Vader helmet using paper and basic supplies; kids will love wearing it for playtime or parties.
Get over 20 patterns for Star Wars perler beads! There are a variety of characters including both the Rebel Alliance and the Dark Side. Includes Luke Skywalker and Han Solo.
Use a paper bag and cut shapes to create a fun Darth Vader puppet, perfect for storytelling and imaginative play. Comes with a free printable template. Add details with paint markers.
The wookie is one of my favorites in the Star Wars universe! Turn paint sticks into Chewbacca with simple materials, creating a fun character craft that’s easy for younger kids to complete.
Make bookmarks of your favorite Star Wars characters to encourage reading, using paper and simple supplies to create something both useful and creative.
Paint wooden peg dolls as your favorite galactic favorite characters, making a creative project that doubles as a toy for imaginative storytelling. Add details with paint markers.
Sew a small Yoda-themed bag using felt and a pattern, creating a fun accessory that’s both practical and conversation-starting. There's even a free printable pattern.
Gift your favorite Star Wars fan a Mandalorian ornament this Christmas season using this crochet pattern. Pairs perfectly with Jillian's Baby Yoda ornament! Both patterns are on the blog.