Star Wars fans, rejoice! If you need Star Wars party ideas or just need a fun craft or recipe for movie night, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve rounded up 30 Star Wars crafts and activities.
May the creative force be with you!!
Bring out the Force – 30 Star Wars Crafts and Activities
Everyone will love these salty and sweet lightsaber pretzel rods. They make fun party favors, too! via One Crazy House
Cool off with a frozen lightsaber popsicle. via Kids Activities Blog
Princess Leia cupcakes are adorable and fun to make! via Totally the Bomb
These push-up pop desserts are inspired by R2-D2, C3PO, and Wicket! via Bakingdom
This Star Wars Stitch Craft makes for a fun party activity. via Simplistically Living
This Yoda paper bag puppet will be a big hit with the kids! via Glue Sticks & Gumdrops
Make an R2-D2 pencil holder for your desk at home, or at the office. via Crafts by Amanda
Use toilet paper rolls to create your favorite characters. Here are R2-D2, Chewbacca, and Princess Leia! via Kids Activities Blog
Send kids home with these Tie Fighter cookies. via Simplistically Living
Go to battle with your lightsaber pens. Homework is just more fun with the force behind you! via Kids Activities Blog
Explore the galaxy… or at least a pretend playdough world with a batch of Star Wars themed Play Dough. via I Should Be Mopping the Floor
Check out these super fun Ewok and Wookiee Granola bars. via Totally the Bomb
This Star Wars Treat Mix is so cute! It’s full of Yodas, lightsabers, Chewbaccas, and stormtroopers. via Kix Cereal
Bake a batch of delicious Chewbacca cookies for everyone to enjoy. via Simplistically Living
Recycle this summer’s pool noodles to make super cool pool noodle lightsabers for the kids. Or for yourself. We won’t judge. via Kids Activities Blog
With faux fur and a popsicle stick, you can make your very own Chewbacca. It gets a little messy, though. via Crafts by Amanda
Dance along to one of the silliest “Oven Kid” performances that Chewbacca and Yoda ever did – in a kitchen!
What a fun craft! Make a Death Star Ship – with crayon resist. via Fun a Day
Stitch up some fun with this stitchable Star Wars craft. via Simplistically Living
Print up some StarWars finger puppets and reenact scenes! On your tabletop! via All For the Boys
Stellar Star Wars Crafts
Create an R2D2 – out of a white trashcan! This droid is hungry for paper! via Kids Activities Blog
Han Solo or Millennium Falcon Soap make perfect party favors! (via Totally the Bomb and Simplistically Living)
Bubble wands also make terrific lightsabers! Blow the bubbles and battle them with the pool noodles! via The Party Wall
Print out some Star Wars wall art for your kids’ rooms (or for your own). via A Bubbly Life
Use materials around your house to make these fun recycled droids. via All for the Boys
Make a fashion statement with DIY Darth Vader shoes. via Twin Dragonfly Designs
Star Wars Cinnamon Dough Ornaments will look great on your Christmas tree, and your house will smell fantastic. via Mom Endeavors
Crochet a cozy little death star for the Star Wars fan in your life. via Pops De Milk
Tasty Star Wars Recipes
We’re pretty sure that making these Star Wars sugar cookies will make you the coolest person ever. via 1 Fine Cookie
How cool would it be to sip on this Bantha Cocoa? via Totally the Bomb
A Chewbacca made out of bacon? A thousand times yes! via Carrie Elle
Star Wars for breakfast? I’m game! via Simplistically Living
Who wouldn’t join the dark side to take a bite out of these chocolate Darth Vader cookies? via Mama Grubbs Grub
Speaking of cookies, up for some Chewy Wookiee Cookies, anyone? via Diamonds for Dessert
BB-8 Droid Quesadillas are as cute as they are delicious! via Totally the Bomb
Is your house split between the dark side and the light? Make both sides happy with Darth Vader and Yoda Rice Krispies Treats. via Mom Endeavors
More for Star Wars Fans
- 170+ Star Wars Gift Ideas
- DIY Star Wars Holiday Wreath
- Darth Vader Cookies
- 15 Cool Ways to Make a Light Saber
- Light Saber Crafts: Frozen Pops
Leave a comment: Which fun activity do the kids plan to try first?
