Jawa costume

River's Jawa costume came together pretty quickly, but it did require a little advance planning for part of it. It consists of four parts: the robe, the bandolier, the bag, and the hood with eyes. 1. The Robe I wanted to use a rustic, loosely woven fabric, but couldn't find any. I ended up using a double layer of the crinkly gauzey fabric I used for part of my Jedi costume last year, and it turned out fine. I found a tutorial on instructables that advocated using a tube for the body and…

Anne: My kids age 7 and 4 are wearing the costume.. inspired by starwars. I came up in making a Jawa costume out of old upholstery cloth material.. added broken belts...

Mark: My daughter's costume. Sewn from cheap brown fabric. Painted the edges to make desert dirt. A dollar store hockey mask painted black with led lights glued on for eyes. Her...

Did you know that it's Halloween today? We here at Bored Panda certainly do, we've done everything from vintage to couple's costumes, babies, one-legged guys and pregnant women too.

Jawas the little creatures from Tatooien, are always wearing their brown robes with pointy hoods, gloves and utility belts equipped with all sorts of tools to deal with droids

I want a couple of inexpensive Jawas for my Halloween display this year. I started with these cheap IKEA blankets (recommended on the Krayt Clan forum) and...

Jawas are meter-tall humanoids completely hidden behind rough, hand-woven robes. Their faces are concealed within the dark folds of a cowl, from which peer their sickly glowing yellow eyes. The Jawas are a scavenger species. They comb the deserts of Tatooine in search of discarded scrap and wayward mechanicals. Using their cobbled-together weaponry, they can incapacitate droids and drag them to their treaded fortress-homes, immense sand-scarred vehicles known as sandcrawlers. Jawas…