A long time ago, in a craft-minded household far, far away, two felt-sensitive siblings came up with the idea of remaking the original Star Wars trilogy in yarn.
The result, Star Wars Epic Yarns by Vancouver natives Jack and Holman Wang, will be published next April by Chronicle Books. The trio of books each contain 12 classic scenes from A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi respectively, rendered in the adorable felt format.
Mashable got its hands on some exclusive early images -- so if you've ever wondered what a handcrafted Jabba the Hutt or Yoda would look like, scroll on.
Han and Greedo. Han was definitely felted first.
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Nothing like swinging across a Death Star canyon with a felt version of your secret sibling.
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Concentrate on the fuzziness, you must.
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What's the matter, guys? Has Han been sewn into carbonite?
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Jabba the Hutt looks so much cuter when he's not covered in slime.
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Yes, Han, it's easy to 'fly casual' when you're made out of yarn.
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Chris Taylor is the author of How Star Wars Conquered the Universe, the first complete history of the Star Wars franchise and its fandom.