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Use the Force to crochet incredible projects with this official Star Wars crochet pattern book. Featuring beautiful projects in stunning full-color photography, Star Wars: The Official Crochet Pattern Book includes patterns for toys, apparel, and home decor inspired by your favorite movie moments, characters (both sentient and non-sentient), droids, ships, and more. The patterns are designed for crocheters at all skill levels, making it the perfect book for crocheters across the galaxy.CONTENT FOR EVERY CROCHETER: More than 25 patterns for crocheters of every skill level, along with varied crochet stitches and techniques.FILLED WITH FULL-COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY: Includes gorgeous full-color photos of projects and patterns to help ensure crocheting success, as well as celebrate beloved moments from the saga.CREATE CLOTHING, COSTUMES, AND MORE: Create classic amigurumi toys from your favorite Star Wars film or show, as well as beautiful clothing, costumes, and home goods inspired by iconic moments and characters from the galaxy far, far away.COMPLETE YOUR COLLECTION: Craft and cook your way through the galaxy with Star Wars: Knitting the Galaxy, Star Wars: Everyday, Star Wars: The Ultimate Cookbook, and Star Wars: The Life Day Cookbook, also available

Crochet your own characters, creatures, costumes, and more from George Lucas’s epic film saga with Star Wars: Crochet Your Way Across the Galaxy—the ultimate guide to creating stunning projects inspired by a galaxy far, far away… Use the Force to crochet incredible projects with this official Star Wars crochet pattern book. Featuring beautiful projects in stunning full-colour photography, Star Wars: Crochet Your Way Across the Galaxy includes patterns for toys, apparel, and home decor inspired by your favourite movie moments, characters (both sentient and non-sentient), droids, ships, and more. The patterns are designed for crocheters at all skill levels, making it the perfect book for crocheters across the galaxy. CONTENT FOR EVERY CROCHETER: More than 25 patterns for crocheters of every skill level, along with varied crochet stitches and techniques.FILLED WITH FULL-COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY: Includes gorgeous full-color photos of projects and patterns to help ensure crocheting success, as well as celebrate beloved moments from the saga.

This volume significantly expands current understandings of both disability and sanctity in the Middle Ages. Across the collection, heterogeneous constructions, and experiences, of disability and holiness are excavated. Analyses span the sixth to the fifteenth century, with discussion of holy men and holy women, Western Christian and Buddhist traditions, hagiographic texts, images, and artefacts. Each chapter underscores that disability and sanctity co-exist with a vast array of connotations, not just fully positive or fully negative, but also every inflection in between. The collection is a powerful rebuttal to the notion of the integral relationship of disability-medieval and otherwise-with sin, stigma, and shame. So doing, it recentres medieval disability history as a lived history that merits exploration and celebration. In this way, the volume serves to reclaim sanctity in disability histories as a means to affirm the possibility of radical disability futures.

This volume significantly expands current understandings of both disability and sanctity in the Middle Ages. Across the collection, heterogeneous constructions, and experiences, of disability and holiness are excavated. Analyses span the sixth to the fifteenth century, with discussion of holy men and holy women, Western Christian and Buddhist traditions, hagiographic texts, images, and artefacts. Each chapter underscores that disability and sanctity co-exist with a vast array of connotations, not just fully positive or fully negative, but also every inflection in between. The collection is a powerful rebuttal to the notion of the integral relationship of disability-medieval and otherwise-with sin, stigma, and shame. So doing, it recentres medieval disability history as a lived history that merits exploration and celebration. In this way, the volume serves to reclaim sanctity in disability histories as a means to affirm the possibility of radical disability futures.

This volume significantly expands current understandings of both disability and sanctity in the Middle Ages. Across the collection, heterogeneous constructions, and experiences, of disability and holiness are excavated. Analyses span the sixth to the fifteenth century, with discussion of holy men and holy women, Western Christian and Buddhist traditions, hagiographic texts, images, and artefacts. Each chapter underscores that disability and sanctity co-exist with a vast array of connotations, not just fully positive or fully negative, but also every inflection in between. The collection is a powerful rebuttal to the notion of the integral relationship of disability—medieval and otherwise—with sin, stigma, and shame. So doing, it recentres medieval disability history as a lived history that merits exploration and celebration. In this way, the volume serves to reclaim sanctity in disability histories as a means to affirm the possibility of radical disability futures.