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

I made this felt dinosaur tooth fairy for Niko last year in observance of the National Tooth Fairy Day celebrated every February 28 and August 22.

Felt has always been a life-saver in most of my projects. It is a cheap and easy-to-use craft material for making kids’ toys, arts, crafts, decorations and a lot of other things.

The best thing about felt is that it will not unravel or look ragged as you cut and trim it. I also use felt in most of my boys’ DIY costumes.

I made this felt dinosaur tooth fairy without any pattern, but I promise to create one as soon as possible.

I did a blanket stitch to close the tooth. You can also use hot glue, but it will look a lot cleaner with stitching.

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

Instructions:

• Print out the template. (Sorry, still working on it!)
• Cut the felt pieces and colors based on the template.
• Glue the dinosaur plates into the upper right side of the back green felt.
• Stitch the eyes, mouth and teeth into 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.

Hope you guys enjoyed this DIY project!

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