Crocheted Rey & BB-8

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Introduction: Crocheted Rey & BB-8

By The Geeky Hooker
About: Not THAT kind of hooker. The kind armed with a crochet hook. ;)

I crocheted a tiny Rey from Star Wars: The Force Awakens and crocheted an even tinier BB-8! They're both crocheted from acrylic worsted weight yarn, and Rey is filled with polypellets and polyfil. Rey's hair was made by threading each strand of yarn around the frame of her face, and then tying them back into individual loops. BB-8's markings were painted on by hand, and Rey's belt and pouch were cut from felt.

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    4 Comments

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    GeekCrafterGirlz432
    GeekCrafterGirlz432

    5 years ago

    So adorbs you'll probably get some prize do the contest lucky:D I have never won before:(

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    indywave
    indywave

    5 years ago

    Aww!! BB-8 soooo tiny!!!

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    DIY Hacks and How Tos
    DIY Hacks and How Tos

    5 years ago

    I love it. Do you have any pictures of the process?

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    Geeky Hooker
    Geeky Hooker

    Reply 5 years ago

    Unfortunately I don't, but I can tell you that little BB-8 took a LOT of patience to get right. I had to use split strands of yarn for the head dome, and getting the knots JUST the right size for his little "eye" lenses took a lot of work too.