This mini Tooth Fairy fabric pouch is a perfect size for a tooth, and for a tiny reward for the Tooth Fairy to bring when our kids lose their baby teeth. I used my popular free mini pouch pattern, not only because it will safely store the tooth that has fallen out, but also because I believe it will make me think about creative ways to ‘reward’ my kids with miniature diy gifts to put inside. Check out what I added this, first time.
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No plan, no idea, I opted for coins and a little hand-drafted treasure hunt map. Luckily, I had this cute little pouch ready for quite a while, exactly for this, tooth fairy, occasion. It turned out quite OK, I think. And what about this apple? Read on!
Tooth Fairy Pouch To Diy
First, for those of you who like video tutorials, I’ve made a video slide-show just to make it easier for you. Check it out:
HOW TO SEW TOOTH FAIRY POUCH
Find out here how to make your tooth fairy pouch: Mini Pouch Tutorial
What you might want to avoid is my mistake. Without thinking much, I tied an apple to the pouch, thinking it was a great idea, promoting healthy eating and healthy teeth. Well, it turned out it was NOT so great when our kid raised his eyebrows, asking me how come the tiny tooth fairy was able to carry such heavy apples around. I mumbled something similar to ‘I have no idea’, but I do know for sure that there will be no apples accompanying the tooth fairy pouch in the future ๐
Our kid did not spend the coins immediately. He placed them into his ‘piggy bank’ – do you recognize this TRIA coin purse?
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