May the Fourth be with you…in yarn

Star Wars series has a found place in all of our hearts. May Fourth is known as Star Wars Day, therefore “May the Fourth be with you…in yarn!”

To honor this day, in the most yarny way possible, here’s a list of a few of our favorite Star Wars Themed Patterns.

Star Wars Charts by Sarah Bradberry 

Charts are the best. You can play with them and put them into your own designs.  Sarah Bradberry has provided charts for free!

The charts for knitting characters, vehicles, and phrases from Star Wars includes:

• tie fighter
• all terrain scout vehicle
• all terrain attack vehicle
• light sabers
• storm trooper
• R2D2
• “Star Wars”
• “may the force be with you”

The charts are available on Sarah’s site. Check it out here.

If you make something be sure to share with us on Instagram @TheTwistedPurl or on Facebook. We wanna see!

Star Wars Porg Inspired Amigurumi by Wendy Motsinger

Who doesn’t love the adorable Porg from the Star Wars series? I would love one as a pet, but I’m sure Loki would have something to say about that. Wendy Motsinger has this crocheted design pattern available as an instant download in her Etsy Shop for $3.50. Go check it out and make yourself a Porg….then share the cuteness.

Star Wars Double Knit Scarf by Jessica Goddard

Double knitting!!! Oh my! This scarf is absolutely a show stopper. Jessica’s description on the pattern’s Raverly page is too perfect not to share:

“The double knitting technique is great. It has a light side, and a dark side, it binds the scarf together… you can see where I’m going with this can’t you.”

Best yet, this pattern is FREE! I know right. Don’t know how to Double Knit? We recently had a class from the phenomenal Sara Ray and will have another one very soon.  You can find this Star Wars Double Knitted Scarf here. Make it, wear it, love it!!!

Yoda baby bottle cozy by Gabrielle Theriault

Talking about the perfect gift for that Star Wars loving ‘parent to be’ geek in your life. You know the force is strong with this one.  This is a Yoda Baby Bottle Cozy.  So stinking cute!

I wonder if it could double as a beer bottle or water bottle cozy? Hummmm…try I will.

If you make this one for a bottle of any kind let me know, or if I make it first I’ll totally share. 😉

You can find this pattern as a free Ravelry download here. Be careful to note there is a pattern ERRATUM
on Step 4 in “Body and head” should read: k2,k2tog 8 times. It’s always good to know going in of any corrected errors exist to save yourself a headache.

May the Fourth be with you!

Again, if you make something from our post be sure to share with us on Instagram @TheTwistedPurl or on Facebook.