How To Make A Monster Tooth Fairy Pillow
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Article by Tonya McWilliams.
How to make a monster tooth fairy pillow. Sew the button on using a machine or by hand. Aug 12 2020 If you need to cut pieces apart so they are easier to put on your material. From Fairfield World through the small opening left at the top.
How to Make a Tooth Fairy Pillow. Square piece of felt to use as the tooth pocket on your pillow. Place the horns onto the material so that they are laying down on the material on top of the face and upside down.
After your materials are all cut out on the Cricut Maker Iron on the pieces onto the front of one of the pieces of the Monsters body. Iron-on all of the pieces to the right side of one of your pieces of cotton. If you prefer a harder stuff use more and pack it tighter.
Sew the felt tooth pocket on the front of the Tooth Fairy Monster. Pinking shears are optional but add a nice finish to the edge of the pocket. How to Make a Tooth Fairy Pillow Step 1.
Not only is it created with a pocket that is perfect for holding the Tooth Fairys surprises but its whimsical design is sure to bring a smile to your little ones face. You will need to cut a 4. Pull apart small pieces of the stuffing and work down into each section of the pillow using a chopstick or pencil.
The poor kid has had to use his sisters. 3 x 3. Then cut out the bottom half of the tooth for the the pocket.
Once the button is in place you can pin your pocket onto the pillow. Make sure the ears and pocket are felt or fleece or something that doesnt fray. Then place your wings facing inward as shown above.
Pin or tack the horns and little hair tuft to. It might be smart to just use allllll non fraying fabric just in case you mess up sewing. Nov 13 2014 2 large buttons.
Perfect for both girls and boys. Cut out the two circles for the eyes and the teeth. Trace the pattern on the felt and cut out the two sides of the pillow.
Feb 22 2011 Several years ago I embroidered a tooth fairy pillow for my daughter my oldest child just before she lost her first tooth. My photo above on the left is actually incorrect and if it was right you would have your face facing up with the wings on top. Mar 05 2021 Measure the placement of your pocket on your pillow fabric and pin the button in place on the underside of the pillow fabric.
Iron a Cricut EasyPress or a Heat Press Coordinating fabrics the main body of the pillow the ears and the pocket. Download the pattern HERE. Supplies and Cutting Fabric.
Know a child with a loose tooth. Either hand sew or machine sew the little pocket on the front. Sew this tooth-shaped pillow with a pocket to hold a tooth as well as a gift from the tooth fairy.
Apr 18 2012 Place the front part of your tooth wrong side down right side up. Put the final side your pocket side right side in wrong side up. With this easy to follow crochet pattern a Mini Monster Tooth Fairy Pillow can be completed.
My son has now lost two teeth and Ive yet to make a tooth pillow for him. I like a soft stuff so I use a bit less Poly-Fil.
