DIY Felt Dinosaur Tooth Fairy

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.