Tooth ferry pillow diy

Fairy cut out printables offer a creative and engaging way for you to spark your childs imagination and improve their fine motor skills. By using these printables, your child can embark on a magical adventure, creating their own fairy-themed crafts and decorations.

Keep your the lost tooth safe and in an easy location for the Tooth Fairy to find with a special Tooth Fairy Pillow. Free downloadable pattern.

My son has just started losing teeth, and I’m definitely making one of these for the many tooth fairy visits to come! You’ll find the tutorial over at Martha Stewart! Supplies: Card stock Scissors White felt Water-soluble marking pen Embroidery needle Black embroidery floss 1/4 yard soft fabric Embroidery hoop Pins White thread Sewing...Read More »

Get the kids excited for the tooth fairy to come with their very own Tooth Fairy Pillows! Choose from four different simple-to-sew patterns. Pirate, superhero, ballerina, or bear. There’s something for everyone! Each pillow has a tooth shaped pocket to hold your child’s tooth and the tooth fairy gift. Find out below just how easy it is to make your own adorable tooth fairy pillow. Plus, I created a free printable template to help you along the way. Click the link to get access before gett

Know a child with a loose tooth? Sew this tooth-shaped pillow with a pocket to hold a tooth as well as a gift from the tooth fairy.

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Don't just put that tooth under the pillow! Put it in a special pillow, pocket, or bag! Check out some of our favorite tooth fairy pillow patterns.

Making your own tooth fairy pillow is a great beginning sewing project. We used felt to make this simple, tooth-shaped tooth fairy pillow complete with a little pocket in the back! Does your child have a tooth fairy pillow at home? I don’t ever remember having a tooth fairy pillow when I was...

I made this tooth pillow for my nephew's 5th birthday party, which had a policeman theme. His mouth is the pocket for teeth and the loop is ...