75 Star Wars Crafts for Kids

There are so many easy and fun Star Wars Crafts for Kids — from Wookiee cookies to a Death Star made from cupcake liners, we’ve put together a Mega List of ways for you to use The Force to create something awesome!

We started training my son in the ways of the Jedi at an early age — his Star Wars nursery is still one of my favorite projects. Now that we’ve gotten three more films in the Star Wars franchise, I’ve been wanting to do some fun kids activities to fill our days.

Here are some of our favorite Star Wars arts and crafts projects:

Star Wars Sensory Bins

Sensory bins are a great way to help kids explore their senses. They can use unique textures and materials to help kids receive sensory input and discover new sensations. We love using slime, playdough, and Star Wars toys to make creative scenes that transport kids right to the furthest reaches of the galaxy!

Star Wars Moon Dough from In the Playroom

Tatooine Desert Sensory Bin from Frogs, Snails, and Puppy Dog Tails

Star Wars LEGO Silly Putty from The Pleasantest Thing

Glow-in-the-Dark Lightsaber Slime from Little Bins for Little Hands

Rescue Han Solo Ice Play from Fun A Day

Star Wars Play Dough Kit from Mama Papa Bubba

Star Wars Galaxy Slime from See Vanessa Craft

Star Wars Lava Slime from Fun A Day

Star Wars Galaxy Oobleck from Nerdy Mamma

Star Wars Paper Crafts

Grab some paper and your favorite Star Wars printable and you’ll be ready to create an easy project with just a few supplies. We love paper arts and crafts because most of the time, they aren’t messy and you can use supplies you already have at home!

R2 D2 Craft from Mom Inspired Life

Yoda Paper Plate Craft from Coffee Cups and Crayons

Crayon Resist Death Star from Fun A Day

Chewbacca Puppet from JDaniel4’s Mom

Yoda Shape Collage from Toddler Approved

Star Wars Handprint Art from Geek Mom

BB-8 Paper Plate Craft from Frugal and Fun Mom

Darth Vader Craft Stick Puzzle from Crafts on Sea

Space Shuttle Craft with Star Wars Figures from I Heart Crafty Things

Star Wars Paper Crafts from Frugal Fun 4 Boys

Chewbacca Bookmark from Mom Start

Wookiee Paper Portrait from Geek Mom

 

DIY Star Wars Costumes

My kid loves anything that he can use to dress up and become his favorite character. These Star Wars play props will make them feel like a real Jedi! We always go for the make your own option, so you can use supplies at home and adapt these arts and crafts ideas to fit what you need.

No-Sew Star Wars Rebels Pilot Costume from The Nerd’s Wife

DIY Storm Trooper Costume from Carrie Elle

No-Sew Princess Leia Costume from Carrie Elle

Chewbacca Toy Bandolier from All for the Boys

Storm Trooper Helmet (from a Milk Jug!) from Filth Wizardry

X Wing Pilot Helmets from Filth Wizardry

Princess Leia Bun Headband from As the Bunny Hops

Star Wars Jedi Robes from Smart Girls DIY

Jedi Play Costumes from Tropic Home and Family

Easy Darth Vader Costume from Mom Endeavors

 

Star Wars Arts and Crafts

Create your favorite Star Wars space characters with simple to follow instructions and unique materials! Turn a paint stirrer into Chewbacca or make a Yoda puppet from a paper bag. The possibilities are endless!

Popsicle Stick Star Wars Characters from Vicky Barone

Recycled Droids from All for the Boys

Yoda Paper Bag Puppet from Glue Sticks and Gum Drops

Toilet Paper Roll Characters from Kids Activities Blog

R2D2 Trash Can from Kids Activities Blog

R2D2 Pencil Holder from Crafts by Amanda

Paint Stick Chewbacca from Crafts by Amanda

Luke Skywalker & More Craft Stick Characters from Sully Bean Handmade

Lighted Yoda Canvas from The Casual Craftlete

Toilet Paper Roll Yoda from Kitchen Counter Chronicles

Star Wars Finger Puppets from The Idea Room

 

Star Wars Lightsaber Crafts

Get ready for an epic battle with these ideas to build your own lightsaber! It is so much easier than you imagine — from lightsaber cereal bars and lightsaber pens to simple foam lightsabers made from pool noodles, your kids will have an epic time defending the galaxy.

Lightsaber Cereal Bars from The Frugal Mom

Lightsaber Pens from Kids Activities Blog

Lightsaber Ice Pops from Kids Activities Blog

Lightsaber Balloons from Offbeat Home and Life

Lightsaber Bubble Wands from The Contemplative Creative

Pool Noodle Lightsabers from Kids Activities Blog

Lightsaber Pretzel Rods from Hostess With The Mostess

Smarties Lightsabers from Jade Louise Designs

DIY Lightsabers that Really Glow! from Play Trains

 

Star Wars Crafts for Kids

Star Wars arts and crafts just got a whole lot easier with these ideas for kids. Anyone can make these projects, that are kid tested and parent approved!

LEGO Star Wars Speeders from Frugal Fun 4 Boys

LEGO Death Star from Chris McVeigh

Yoda’s Swamp Slime Activity from Epic Fun for Kids

Star Wars Characters with Basic LEGO Bricks from Little Bins for Little Hands

X-Wing Fighter from Frugal Fun 4 Boys

Star Wars Crayons from Carrie Elle

Millennium Falcon Soap from Simplistically Living

Han Solo Soap from Totally the Bomb

Lightsaber Sugar Scrub from Totally the Bomb

Star Wars Mason Jar Gifts from Club Chica Circle

Jedi Quiet Book from Julie Gillrie

Storm Trooper Balloons from Kara’s Creative Place

Star Wars Stitch Craft from Simplistically Living

Star Wars Perler Bead Patterns from Frugal Fun 4 Boys

 

Star Wars Party Food Ideas

No Star Wars Party is complete without a Yoda cupcake or Wampa granola bars. Delicious and yummy ideas for Star Wars desserts and snacks will be the hit of your celebration.

Wookiee Cookies from The Nerd’s Wife

Princess Leia Cupcakes from Paint Brushes and Popsicles

Yoda Cupcakes from Arts and Crackers

Wampa Star Wars Granola Bars from Totally the Bomb

BB-8 Droid Quesadilla from Totally the Bomb

Ewok Granola Bars from Totally the Bomb

Star Wars Chewbacca Cookies from Simplistically Living

TIE Fighter Cookies from Simplistically Living

Storm Trooper S’mores from Kitchen Fun With My 3 Sons

Star Wars Rice Krispie Treats from Mom Endeavors

Storm Trooper Pretzels from The Scrap Shoppe Blog

Yoda Apple Snack from Kitchen Fun With My 3 Sons

And now it’s time to head to a galaxy far far away and enjoy some creative time with your family. Don’t forget to tell us your favorite Star Wars Crafts in the comments below!