Not sure how it happened, but I fell down a Star Wars crafty wormhole the other day.
It started when I saw a picture of new baby Natalie wearing this super cute hat:

I asked Mom Laurie if she had the pattern, and she sent me to Cloo Gifts's Etsy Page.
I then went searching Ravelry to see if anyone had a similar pattern.
I found this, a "Kitty Cat" by Kerli. So CUTE!!!
I then came across every animal hat imaginable, including this chicken hat,

which just makes me giggle, and this Yoda Hat,

which gets me a little excited.
So, of course, I began thinking "How many other Star Wars hats are there?" The answer is, of course, billions and billions.
A few of my favorites:




I'm always looking for cute baby gifts, and I know a few people who would really appreciate these (not to mention how excited my husband would be to dress his child like Yoda).
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