Felt Monster Tooth Fairy Pillows

My younger two kids are at the age when we are losing teeth, so I thought lets make some cute tooth pillows to add to the fun of losing tooth.  So instead of the generic tooth fairy, we made tooth monster pillow, which are the shape of a tooth, but flipped upside down!  Add a little pouch in the front and make it all out of fun colors of felt and you are set!

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Here is a video on how to make these fun pillows

A few really simple supplies are needed to make these cute pillows.  First I start by making a paper template of a tooth, which is the monster flipped upside down, then a few fun colors of Kunin felt, some buttons, and a needle and thread.  I also used some Joy Iron on Varsity letters for the back of each little tooth monster so my kids would not fight over whose was whose, let's hope that works, hehe.

I started off making the orange pillow as my practice one, but shortly after my son came over and asked to learn how to sew.  AWESOME!!!  He is 8 and I fully feel that everyone should learn the basics of sewing with a needle and thread.  So half of this little orange monster he sewed all on his own!

I then make the blue one for the video, I changed up a few things, like sewing on all the teeth and altering the shape a tiny bit, but really these are so easy and fun it is a great starting off project for kids to learn how to sew.  They are both filled with Fairfield World Poly-fil as a stuffing!

So to stop the kids from fighting we put the first initial of each kid on the back of the pillow.  They are Joy Iron on letter in the Varsity font and perfect for this project! The blue one my son picked for himself, so he got the black B on the back.

My daughter picked the orange monster as her tooth pillow, so she got a red C on the back.

What color of tooth monster will your little one pick to make?

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Check out all the other wonderful projects made using Kunin Felt and Fairfield World products.

• Bunny Sock Gnome by Debra Quartermain
• Kindness Bunny by Laura Kelly Designs
• Starfish Pillow by Beth Watson
• Monster Tooth Fairy Pillow by Erin Reed
• Message Pillows by Laura Kelly Designs
• Tooth Fairy Pillow by Katie Berry
• Polar Bear Hoop Wreath by Beth Watson
• Carrot Beanbags by Laura Kelly Designs
• Patchwork Holiday Pillows by Laura Kelly Designs
• Snowflake Pillow by Beth Watson Designs

Supplies Used

Interested in the supplies I used in this project?  Most are listed below and some are affiliate links, which generates a me little commission (at not extra cost to you at all) when you click on the link and make a purchase.  Affiliate and product disclosure can be found here.

Brightech - Lightview Magnifer Lamp - Video Set Up Shop at: O	Amazon Storefront Shop at: AZ	Favecrafts Shop at: O	Logitech Camera Shop at: AZ
Fiskars Scissors Shop at: AZ | PHP	Fiskars Scissors 8" Shop at: AZ	Neenah 8.5x11 Card Paper Shop at: SB | AZ	Kunin Felt Classic Shop at: AZ | O
Kunin Felt Premiun Shop at: O	Iron Shop at: AZ	Sewing Needles Shop at: AZ	Fairfield Poly-fil Shop at: AZ
Buttons Shop at: AZ	Black Craft Mat Shop at: AZ	Joy Iron on Varsity Letters Shop at: AZ

Back to School Felt Bookmarks & Pencil Cases

Getting ready for back to school?  Check out these couple of fun little felt projects you and your kids can make that are fun and easy.  A cute little felt pencil case and book mark you can make for you kids or for your new teacher.

DIY Bookmarks

Here is a video on easy it is to make these cute bookmarks.

I love that you can make these super easy bookmarks in any colors.  My daughter picked out pink for herself.

My eldest son pick out some fun colors, my personal favorites - BLUE!!  Thee are super easy to make, just pick out some various sizes of circles to make the layers

My youngest son picked out some fun primary colors for his bookmark.  These bookmarks are a great craft with Kunin felt that the kids can practice on to learn how to sew with a button!  I think this version looks a bit like an apple, hehe.

DIY Pencils Cases

Now to to add to the fun I also made some fun pencil cases from Kunin felt.

You can make these by sewing them, here is the video on how to make a sewing version of of these pencils cases.

Let the kids pick out their favorite color of felt and then and a fun Joy Iron on flower or emoji.  This can also be a fun way for the kids to learn how to sew a simple project.  My son pick out blue and and daughter picked out pink with flowers - of course.

I also got a little done with the sewing, so I pulled out my Supertite Fabric Tac glue to the rescue to make my own case, but for me I made a brush case.

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Here is the video on how to make this super cute brush case.

So now you kids are ready for school with their personalized bookmarks and pencils cases, what fun item are you making for back to school?

Supplies Used

Interested in the supplies I used in this project?  Most are listed below and some are affiliate links, which generates a me little commission (at not extra cost to you at all) when you click on the link and make a purchase.  Affiliate and product disclosure can be found here.

Shareasale Shop at: O	Tailwind Shop at: O	Fiskars Scissors 8" Shop at: AZ	Kunin Felt Premiun Shop at: O
Black Scrapbook Pen Shop at: SB	Iron Shop at: AZ	Sewing Needles Shop at: AZ	Joy Emoji Iron On #1 Shop at: AZ
Black Craft Mat Shop at: AZ	Supertite Glue Shop at: O	Supertite Fabric Tack Glue Shop at: AZ	Coats & Clark Thread Shop at: AZ