#MAKE A TOOTHFAIRY DOWNLOAD#
I’ve got a free download for the tooth below. I strategically covered the hearts using a tooth image which I created on my computer. When I took a closer look at the “Valentine’s” fairy I saw endless possibilities! The Flight of Fancy stamp set (Mini Catalog, page 59) includes three fairy images Christmas, Halloween and Valentine’s Day. How do you make the tooth fairy special? This is a great last minute tooth fairy idea!Ĭlick the YouTube Button now to SUBSCRIBE so you don’t miss out! Tooth Fairy Idea Will Have You Grinning | Video Tutorial
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#MAKE A TOOTHFAIRY FULL#
If you’re looking for fun and creative ideas, this online stamp retreat is just for you! The Creativate Team has planned a full day Fall Online Stamp Retreat for Saturday, October 3, 2020. I’ve included pictures, cutting dimensions, a free download for the tooth image and supplies below. I love upcycled crafts, especially around the holidays. Don’t miss the free download below to customize your own box. “Back in the day” we used to have to work to cover altoid tin projects but not anymore! The new rectangle tins from Stampin’ Up! are perfect for this DIY tooth fairy box. When I used to sell at craft fairs, these tooth fairy tins were always one of my best craft fair items. Her tooth fairy pillow is hanging by her bed and she just can’t wait for another tooth to fall out :).I’ve got a DIY tooth fairy idea that will make you grin! What a fun way to make the tooth fairy special and this tin crafts project can easily be adapted for other celebrations too! I hope your little toothless kiddo will be excited as much as my daughter was to see some coins in the tooth fairy pillow’s bag. Lastly, sew on a button on the front of the tooth to hang the bag on. It will make the wings stay in an upward position. On top of the loop, hot glue the wings and also glue the wings in a few other spots, just using a dab of the glue. And that will make a nice loop to hang the tooth fairy pillow. Cut a 6” long ribbon, fold it in half and hot glue it to the back of the tooth. Hot glue the skirt to the tooth, beginning end ending on the back.
It makes a nice beret for the DIY tooth fairy pillow. Cut a few ribbons, about 6” long, fold them in half and hot glue the fold to the center of the star. Before finishing stitching the pieces put some fiberfill inside the legs and rest of the tooth. Now, pin the two tooth pieces together and starting with the roots (tooth fairy’s legs) and zig-zag stitch them together. This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link I will earn a small commission but it won’t cost you a penny more)! What you need for DIY tooth fairy pillow One of the few reasons I love sewing with felt, it’s because it doesn’t fray! Check out my felt sewing projects HERE and HERE. Luckily, felt comes in so many different and fun colors to choose from, and it’s super easy and fast doing crafts using felt. Let’s get ready to sew a felt tooth fairy pillow! You are welcome and encouraged to be creative with the tooth fairy pillow theme. Actually, not so long ago I made a Tinkerbell costume for my daughter and she looked super cute in it. Also, our love for Tinkerbell inspired me to give the DIY tooth fairy pillow her looks. I thought it would be a great idea to DIY a tooth fairy pillow for her to put the tooth into once it falls out.
Since my daughter started having her first loose tooth, she has been very excited about the tooth fairy coming and leaving her a surprise.
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