Baby Yoda Beanie

$24, Etsy (knitterkrys), via bookofjoe via Tara McGinley.

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… it burns … IT BURNS …
python_boot

Change it to pink, and suddenly it is a Piglet beanie.
Ari B.

We dressed my (then four month-old) daughter as Princess Leia for Purim. The costume came complete with little a little cinnamon-bun hairdo cap.
sockdoll

My first thought on seeing it was of the mutated kangaroos from Tank Girl.
Godfree

An oochie woochie cutie pie, oo is?

Jack, a good point about branding you have made, and agree do I, but non-branded items to get adults to talk funny, would not.
Anonymous

having people constantly smile at your child is not and never will be wrong, for goodness sake stop analysing everything and embrace the joy of life, there is precious little of it so make it when you can, A hat, it is!
Anonymous

Didn’t that happen to Pinocchio?
facetedjewel

I can already hear the knitters whooping with delight! Hope she’s copyrighted the pattern and has it ready for distribution in some publisher’s pipeline – that’s where the money is.
irksome

Jeezus. If I see that thing coming at me, Im gonna stab it in the neck.
Bubba

Hmm Pooped in my pants I have.
Anonymous

And I’m betting that Lucasfilm isn’t going to want any royalties, either.
Jack

Parents tastes forced upon you. Change you it will!
- Annika
  
  Jack, I’m wondering how you’re going to avoid that with small children. It’s not as if a baby could tell you what he/she wants to wear, and you have to dress them in something, so what else are you going to go by if not your own taste?
  - Jack
    
    Parental tastes are always foisted on children, but I do take issue with branded properties being foisted on children before they can make a decision because branded properties are automatically overbearing and place an unnecessary weight on cuteness. Iâ€™m actually scanning in old family photos from my childhood and I canâ€™t find one â€œThe Beatlesâ€ or â€œThree Stoogesâ€ shirt Iâ€™m forced into; my parents liked both. But nowadays it seems to be fully appropriate to place a kid in a â€œLed Zeppelinâ€ onsie which is utterly ridiculous.
    
    In the case of Star Wars I love Yoda, but I wince whenever I see stuff like this. There is such a thing as non-branded cute.
    - Donald Petersen
      
      I do take issue with branded properties being foisted on children before they can make a decision
      
      When nine hundred weeks old they reach, then choose their wardrobe they may. And look as good, they will not.
  - Bubba
    
    Lighten the fuck up you must
    - jonathan29
      
      Reply to the correct person, you did not.
      - Bubba
        
        Make a good point you did, Lay off the mid-week wine I should.
pjcamp

Yoda does meth?

Little speedy eyes . . .
Anonymous

Awesome this is.
Anonymous

Enjoy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCjMGOvMghY

That’s my daughter in the Yoda beanie.
Slone13

Speaking of parenting, here’s a little something that is perfect for this discussion on multiple levels.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCjMGOvMghY

(That’s my Yoda baby daughter, by the way.)
franko

i’ve been wanting one of these for myself for a couple years now. i hope she has adult sizes….