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Losing a tooth is one of the most exciting things about being young.
Has your child been so excited to go to sleep in anticipation of the Tooth Fairy coming while they sleep only to wake up to their lost tooth still under their pillow?
Creating a simple tooth pillow is just the help the Tooth Fairy needs to remember to visit!
Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain my own.
Step 1: I drew out a tooth to use for my pattern.
Step 2: I cut out 2 felt pieces from the tooth pattern I had drawn.
Step 3: I cut out contrasting fabric for the back pocket, mouth, and tooth pocket. I used cotton, but I would recommend a contrasting felt fabric.
Step 4: Sew pockets, eyes, and mouth onto tooth.
Step 5: Sew tooth pieces together. Leave an opening to add stuffing. Hand stitch closed.
All done and ready for some teeth!
Download my free pattern and instructions below to make your own.
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Losing a tooth is one of the most exciting things about being young.
Has your child been so excited to go to sleep in anticipation of the Tooth Fairy coming while they sleep only to wake up to their lost tooth still under their pillow?
Creating a simple tooth pillow is just the help the Tooth Fairy needs to remember to visit!
Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain my own.
Step 1: I drew out a tooth to use for my pattern.
Step 2: I cut out 2 felt pieces from the tooth pattern I had drawn.
Step 3: I cut out contrasting fabric for the back pocket, mouth, and tooth pocket. I used cotton, but I would recommend a contrasting felt fabric.
Step 4: Sew pockets, eyes, and mouth onto tooth.
Step 5: Sew tooth pieces together. Leave an opening to add stuffing. Hand stitch closed.
All done and ready for some teeth!
Download my free pattern and instructions below to make your own.
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Pinterest
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