It was created by Canadian baker The Infinite Yums for a charity auction. It even has a Death Star with green LED lighting that’s made of Rice Krispies. It would be a perfect dessert for after I ate every last Ewok. Go ahead, poke your spears and fire your catapults at me, you little freaks.

This huge confectionery masterpiece is nicely detailed and also features C-3PO, R2, Yoda, Chewbacca and a pile of Stormtrooper heads. Great work. If you must allow Ewoks to exist, they might as well be edible.

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Those are the flicks I remember most from when I was a kid. The prints are offered in different color backgrounds and such. My favorites are the G-Wok that has a Ewok holding a pistol gangsta’-style in one hand, and an AK-47 in the other. I also like the DJ Yoduh print, it should have a tag line that says “Rock you, I will.”

Boba Phat has our favorite bounty hunter Boba Fett holding a big 80′s boom box. Several of the prints mix vampire themes with classic scenes from the movie. Each of the 12″x 16″ prints sells for $19 (USD), which is surprisingly cheap if you ask me. You need to hit up the artist’s Etsy shop to see all of them.

Happy yub-nub to you!

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Buy it over at the Star Wars Shop for $22 bucks.

Each pattern sells for $3.50 (USD), but you can order any two of them for $6, or go Pokemon master and catch ‘em all for $26. Go to LucyRavenscar’s Etsy shop to place your order.

Don’t know how to crochet? Well then learn! Too lazy to learn? Previously featured Geek Central Station is selling actual Star Wars amigurumi, although LucyRavenscar’s creations are a wee bit cuter because they have mouths. Teeny tiny smiling mouths.

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Larry Lars may have sucked all the cuddle out of this little guy, but there was no skimping on detail. From the minifig hands-as-ears to the spear clutched in his little square Ewok hand, this is a pretty faithful rendition. It’s just less round.

You can check out quite a few CubeDude figures on Larry Lars’ Flickr stream, including a slave Leia figure that managed to retain a few of Leia’s, uh… rounder, more cuddly bits. I’m not sure if “huggable” is really the best description, but she certainly seems softer than the poor ol’ Ewok.

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The groom opted for a Mon Calamari mask (interesting choice) while the bride wore traditional republic clothing. (It must be love if you can say “I do” to someone in that mask.) The female officiant appears to be decked out in Leia-when-she-was-enslaved-briefly garb.

I think the absolute best thing is the amazing AT-AT cake with Ewok cupcakes, but I might be biased because I’ve always thought Hoth would be a nice place to winter.

A close second for coolest thing ever is what I infer from these photos to be a part of the wedding ceremony during which the groom vanquished Darth Vader in a lightsaber battle.

I’m impressed these folks made a Star Wars wedding seem classy, fun, and desirable- I didn’t think it could be done- and want to wish them the best for a prosperous and JarJar-free future.

You can see a whole bunch more truly excellent photos of this uniquely geeky affair on jwinokur’s Flickr photostream.

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