It’s time to channel The Force to make some of the coolest crafts in the galaxy.
This list of Star Wars crafts for kids is a great way to bring the whole family together, especially if you’re all huge Star Wars fans.
Whether you’re looking for something to do on a rainy day or just want to spend some quality creative time together, we’ve got you covered with projects featuring some of your favorite characters.
With simple materials and easy-to-follow instructions, you’ll find there’s something here for kids of all ages. For even more crafting fun, check out our other crafts here at Simple Everyday Mom!
Star Wars Crafts For Kids

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Make a Baby Yoda paper bag puppet. Create your own Death Star. Build a paper droid. Make your own lightsabers.
This list has loads of great ideas for kids who are fans of the Star Wars franchise. The activities are perfect for May the 4th (aka Star Wars Day). You know—May the 4th be with you!


Bonus: the instructions are the same (except for the direction of the ears) for the Pikachu craft, so you'll actually be learning to make two popular figures at once.Mandalorian fans will also want to create this simple Mandalorian papercraft.

It even makes a cute party decoration for a Star Wars-themed party.

You'll need the cardboard egg cartons for this easy project, as well as some black and silver paint. Related: Baby Yoda Handprint Craft

The dark, black glue outlines really help the colors inside the lines pop!

You can pre-cut the shapes if you're hosting little ones and provide markers and other embellishments for kids to decorate their droids.Star Wars little ones will also want to make this cute Chewbacca paper bag puppet!


The wax from the crayons resists the paint, and the design looks super cool when you're finished.
You could also string a bunch of these together to create a Death Star garland as a Star Wars birthday party decoration.


This Yoda rock is super cute, but you can use the same idea to paint any of your favorite Star Wars characters.



It's really simple—kids just need to be able to paint and glue pieces to a plate.



If you have wrapping paper tubes, that would be even better because you could make longer lightsabers!
Either way, they're as fun to play with as they are to make. They'd make terrific inexpensive party favors, too.

Kids can have hours of fun playing with them after you're finished crafting. Reenact your favorite Mandalorian scenes!

These creatures are relatively new to the Star Wars universe, only debuting about three years ago, but their cuteness made them instantly popular!
This simple craft is great for kindergarteners and up!

Moms will love them, too, since they encourage problem solving and fine motor skills.
The designs are made with 1×1 bricks, so if you have plenty of those at your house, you should be all set to go with this activity.

Make them both; kids will love marking their pages with them.

With the printable template, it couldn't be easier to make.
Kids are going to love it since it looks just like Baby Yoda from The Mandalorian.

These bookmarks, as well as the Darth Vader ones, would make great gifts (along with a book) for a Star Wars fan.

And it's a great all-occasion card for kids to make for family and friends.

Schoolwork is a little more fun when you can look at your favorite droid while you work.
What’s your favorite Star Wars craft on this list?
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