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DIY DISPLAY STAND
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IT’S ALL TOO EASY.
If your Star Wars action figures are outgrowing your shelf space, or you’re the type who just likes to be a little more organized, you can make your own custom display stand in almost no time at all! Spray paint and decals can turn a boring, tiered wooden spice shelf into a scene straight out of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
This action figure display stand is inspired by the duel on the steps of Bespin’s carbon-freezing chamber — as seen below in an animated short from Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures. (We won’t judge you if you decide to use it just to re-enact the iconic lightsaber battle between Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader.)
What You’ll Need
Wooden spice shelf (3-tier)
Black spray paint
Black acrylic paint
Red adhesive vinyl sheet
5/8” circle paper hole punch
Scissors
Ruler
Pencil
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DIY DEATH STAR VALENTINE
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NOW WITNESS THE POWER OF THIS FULLY ARMED AND OPERATIONAL POP-UP CARD.
- Textured silver scrapbook paper
- Black, red, orange, and yellow card stock or scrapbook paper
- 65 cm heart paper punch
- Small heart paper punch
- Black permanent marker
- White acrylic paint
- Clear glue
- Scissors
- Paintbrush
- Pencil
- Black pen
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DIY DROID WIND CHIMES
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THE OUTDOOR DECORATION YOU’RE LOOKING FOR.
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STAR PILOT PLANTERS
SPRING INTO ACTION WITH THESE STAR WARS-INSPIRED DIY FLOWER POTS.
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DIY VALENTINE’S DAY CARD INSPIRED BY ROSE TICO
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An electro-shock prod might not immediately make you think of Valentine’s Day, but if your loved one is a fan of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, they’ll be shocked when they see you made them a handmade card inspired by one of the film’s breakout characters.
Rose Tico uses her electro-shock prod to stop anyone trying to make a getaway — as Finn found out — but this thoughtful card is for that special someone who has made a getaway with your heart. Let the sparks fly with this how-to.
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DIY INFERNO SQUAD ORNAMENT
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Star Wars Battlefront II introduces Star Wars fans to the Inferno Squad, a mysterious and covert team of which some of the highest-ranking officials in the Empire aren’t even aware. Led by the determined and driven Iden Versio, Inferno Squad is the best of the best.
And so are you. Once you’ve walked a few parsecs in Iden’s boots in Battlefront II’s campaign mode, you’re practically a member of Inferno Squad yourself. Show off your team allegiance with a not-so-covert DIY ornament that can be hung from your tree, doorknob, or anywhere you want to flaunt your Imperial pride.
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DIY Star Wars Death Star Pinata
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DIY Star Wars AT-AT Bookends
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Star Wars Tie Fighter Playhouse
Via Instructables.com:
I designed and built the external elements for this playhouse with a team from Orchard Supply Hardware. This is our entry in a fun competition with other local businesses raising money for Habitat for Humanity. It is held annually at San Jose California’s “Christmas in the Park”. Last year we created a minature OSH store Playhouse with oversized Candy decorations shown in another Instructable.
This year we chose a Star Wars theme and picked the unique Tie Fighter because it was best suited to become a cool and fun playhouse for kids. It is built on a standard wood Playhouse kit that CITP provides with few restrictions on how it can be modified or decorated. You can build or purchase a standard Playhouse kit so I’m just describing how it was transformed into a “Tie Fighter”. I chose most of the materials from our stores. The entry side of the Playhouse features the sweetness of “Join us in the Dark Chocolate Side” and “We have Cookies” theme which is why it is painted a chocolate color with drips. The two primary Tie Fighter features are the Octagonal (8 sides) Port Window or Pilot Canopy and the Hexagonal (5 sides) Wings. There is also an Octagonal light fixture with an LED rotating “Party Light” and a white large metal ring to represent the round shape of the original Tie Fighter.
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DIY STAR WARS FRAME
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A ONE-OF-A-KIND STAR WARS DECORATION FOR DADS STRONG WITH THE FORCE.
Stumped on what to get the dad who has every Star Wars collectible for Father’s Day this year? Make your own unique piece of Star Wars memorabilia that celebrates Dad’s love of a galaxy far, far away while reminding him of a special family memory.
Find a copy of a Star Wars comic book featuring one of his favorite characters — trust us, don’t use one of his books unless you want him to turn to the dark side — or track down a beat-up vintage comic for a striking look. Then it’s time to get crafting! Here’s the how-to.
What You Need
Wooden photo frame
Star Wars comic book (vintage or recent)
Scissors
Pencil
Decoupage glue
Paint brush
Get Started!
Begin by finding a Star Wars comic book that you don’t mind ripping pages out of. Older comics, like this 1978 issue, can be found in bargain bins at your local comic book shop or convention. You can also pick up a recent comic, like Doctor Aphra or Poe Dameron, if Dad is a fan of the new faces in Star Wars.
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DIY YOUNGLING AHSOKA TANO DOLL
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LEARN HOW ONE FAN BROUGHT PRE-PADAWAN AHSOKA, GLIMPSED BRIEFLY IN STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS, TO LIFE.
Most Impressive Fans is a feature highlighting the amazing creativity of Star Wars devotees, from cosplay to props. If there’s a fearless and inventive fan out there, we’ll highlight them here.
Artist and budding cosplayer Joanna Wallace could have used her own personal Obi-Wan Kenobi by her side as she embarked on her redesign of one-of-a-kind Ahsoka doll, an undertaking that required Jedi-like patience.
An action figure used as a practice test for custom painting ended up with a slightly melted face (sorry, Rey!), her first attempt at the Togruta’s montrals were too small even for the youngling, and hand-stitching the diminutive shift dress for the project proved to be more time-consuming than renovating her entire bathroom, she says.
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