Tooth Fairy Crafts
Lots of Tooth Fairy Pillow and Box Crafts
This is the place if you are looking for a tooth fairy craft to make for your child, with your child or as a group craft. There are plenty of ideas here, so you are sure to find one that will work for you.
Whether you are looking for a craft kit for your child, or a free pattern to make a tooth fairy gift, you will find it here. Take your time and explore the links. I have put a description with each one that should help in your quest for the perfect tooth fairy craft.
Tooth Fairy Pillow Crafts
Tooth Fairy pillow crafts range from simple kits a child can put together to frilly masterpieces of heirloom quality, and everything in between. Consider making a tooth fairy pillow your child can hang on the bed post or prop next to the bed. It prevents the tooth from getting lost, and keeps the Tooth Fairy from having to search around under a sleeping child's head for a lost tooth.
- Lost Tooth Pillow
The project requires either sewing or hot glue skills. A child of age 7 or so could do the project with adult supervision. Younger children can help stuff the project and would love to receive it as a gift from an older sibling, parent or grandparent - Sew a Tooth Fairy Pillow
Here is a tooth fairy pillow for an adult to make for a child. This includes a free pattern. - Tooth Fairy Pillow for Boys
Here is a cute denim tooth fairy pillow for a little boy that looks like a pair of jeans. - Tooth Fairy Pillow for Girls
This is another variation on the tooth fairy pillow. This one is frilly and cute for a little girl. - Martha Stewart Tooth Fairy Pillow Craft
An easy tooth fairy pillow to make, designed by Martha Stewart. - How to Make a Tooth Fairy Pillow
These tooth fairy pillows are so colorful and cute! With the easy-to-follow directions, even a child could make them, with a little adult guidance.
Tooth Fairy Pillow Kits
If you prefer using a crafts kit, check this out!
Make a Tooth Fairy Pillow
If you are crafty, you might want to make a tooth fairy pillow for your child. Here are some videos with ideas to do just that!
Tooth Fairy Box Crafts
Tooth Fairy box crafts range from the simple to the sublime, with extraordinary boxes covered with whimsy. A tooth fairy box can serve as a safe place to store a lost tooth, and keep the treasure safe after the tooth fairy comes.
- Tooth Saver
Here is a cute little tooth box made out of a pill bottle or film canister. The project can be adapted to children of various ages and abilities. - Tasha Tooth Fairy Treasure Box
A very pretty tooth fairy box starting with a wooden box from the craft store. - Extraordinary Tooth Fairy Box Craft
When the tooth fairy sees this extraordinary box, made from an egg carton, she is sure to leave a special treat.
Tooth Fairy Box Crafts
If you are looking for a tooth fairy craft kit, check this out!
Tooth Fairy Treasure Chest
Paint and decorate a little wooden chest to store your missing teeth. Includes paint, brush, velvet bag for placing teeth under the pillow, Tooth fairy info and a missing tooth chart.
Tooth Fairy Keepsake Box
Amazing Glitter Tooth Fairy Box
Wow! How fun is this?! An amazing glittery tooth fairy box anyone can make for themselves or as a gift.
Paper Tooth Fairy Crafts
Here are a few fun and simple crafts children can put together on a rainy day. Most are made from recycled materials.
- Tooth Fairy Toilet Paper Roll Craft
This is a simple color, cut and paste craft that uses a toilet paper roll as a base to give it a three dimensional effect. My kids love making and displaying them, playing with them, using them as bowling pins *laugh* and covering the bottom of the T - Tooth Keeper
Make a cute little tooth fairy box out of a matchbox.
Miscellaneous Tooth Fairy Crafts
A few notable tooth fairy crafts did not fit any of the other categories, so I put them here.
- Tooth Fairy Tote
Here is a cute little tote that is perfect for anyone expecting a visit from the tooth fairy.
Please share your Tooth Fairy Craft projects here. If I like them, I will add them to the lens.
After you make one of the crafts on this page, please come back and tell us about it.
I welcome your feedback, comments and suggestions!
