Star Wars Inspired Ornaments by Andy’s Cozy Crochet

This pattern has instructions for three different ornaments. They are great for a Christmas tree, keychain, backpack, etc.

Supplies: Worsted Weight yarn in fern green, white, black, and grey. Size 4.00mm (G) crochet hook Yarn needle Polyfil or fiberfil

Notes: *These are done in amigurumi style, make sure your gauge is tight enough so stuffing doesn’t show through but not so tight that you can’t stick your hook through. Use an appropriate hook size to reach the appropriate gauge. *It is meant to be worked in JOINED rounds, so yarn changes aren’t obvious and everything looks centered and even. *How you change yarn colours for the Death Star is up to you – if you want to slip stitch it in, or fasten off and join in, or use a jogless stripes method, any of these are fine. *Details are back-stitched on with a yarn needle.

Abbreviations: (American terminology) MR – magic ring ch – chain sl – slip stitch sc – single crochet hdc – half double crochet dc – double crochet BLO – back loops only spike – spike stitch – instead of making your stitch in the last row’s loops, insert your hook into the row below it – this will help make a ‘puffy’ row. inc – increase dec – decrease st/sts – stitch/stitches

**Normally you may sell items made from my patterns as long as you credit Andy’s Cozy Crochet as the pattern creator. Please note that Star Wars items and characters are protected by copyright and therefore it is illegal to sell or make a profit from such items. Please make these items for either your own use or as gifts, or sell at your own risk.

Yoda Fern Green R1) MR 6sc R2) inc around – 12 sc R3) 1 sc, inc around – 18 sc R 4-7) 18 sc – pause here to stitch black eyes on row 5 R8) 1 sc, dec around 12 sc R9) dec around, 6 sc – stuff and stitch closed ears – make 2 – ch 4, then sc in second ch, hdc in next, dc in last Stitch both ears on with right side facing the front – one right side up, one upside down Weave in and cut ends, put hang loop on top.

Death Star Grey R1) MR 6sc R2) inc around – 12 sc R3) 1sc, inc around – 18 sc R4) 18 sc Switch to Black R5) 18 sc – leave long tail for backstitching on details – do top details now Switch to Grey R6-7) 18 sc R8) 1sc, dec around – 12 sc – backstitch bottom details now R9) dec around – 6 sc – stuff and stitch closed, put hang loop on top

Stormtrooper White R1) MR 6 sc R2) inc around, 12 sc R3) 1 sc, inc around, 18 sc R4) blo – 18 sc R5-7) 18 sc R 8) 2 sc, 5 spike sc, 1 spike dc, spike dc inc, sl, spike dc inc, 1 spike dc, 5 spike sc, 1sc R 9) “blo only” – This can be difficult with the spike stitches, try to do one st behind each sc spike, dc spike, and dc spike inc (and the sl st) to get 18 sc. I make a sc using one piece of the ‘v’ created by the spike stitches as the st loop. It is most important that there are 18 sc sts made and that the spike stitches create a ridge that sticks out. Stitch on black details – Backstitch the top line between rows 4 and 5, stitch on eyes and other details as desired. R10) 1 sc, dec around – 12 sc R11) dec around – 6 sc – stuff, close, fasten off, put hang loop on top