Easy to make felt dinosaur tooth fairy perfect for your dinosaur-obsessed kiddos.

Felt is a fantastic material for crafts. It’s cheap, easy to use, and won’t fray when you cut it. I often use it for making toys, crafts, and even costumes for my kids. Stitching it with a blanket stitch looks cleaner than using hot glue.

Crafting a dinosaur tooth fairy using felt is a creative and delightful way to celebrate Tooth Fairy Day. This simple project allows for imaginative play and adds a whimsical touch to the traditional tooth fairy experience. Plus, working with felt makes it easy to achieve a charming and kid-friendly design. Let your child’s imagination soar as they engage in this fun and enchanting DIY activity to commemorate the magic of losing a tooth.

Materials needed:

• Hard felt; green, blue, white, yellow and black
• Needle and thread that corresponds to the colors of the felt
• Cotton stuffing
• Glue gun and stick
• Scissors
• Cardboard
• Pencil

Instructions:

• Draw and cut out a tooth shape from the cardboard.
• Trace the cardboard tooth on the felt and cut.
• Cut out the individual felt pieces required to assemble the face of your dinosaur.
• Apply hot glue to attach the dinosaur plates onto the upper right side of the back green felt.
• Use stitches to secure the eyes, mouth, and teeth onto the front part of the front green felt.
• Stitch around the edge of the tooth, leaving a small gap for the stuffing.
• Insert the cotton stuffing and close the stitching.

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