Draw a tooth shape on a piece of white felt, then cut it out.
Use the puffy paint to make a face on the tooth-shaped felt, then set it aside to dry.
Cut out 2 squares from the colored felt. Mine were about 6 inches across.
Lay the 2 squares on top of each other and start sewing around the edges. Younger kids can use a plastic yarn needle for safety.
Before you finish sewing around the edges of the pillow, leave a 3-inch opening and fill the pillow with stuffing. Once the pillow is stuffed, finish stitching around the edges.
Run a line of fabric glue along the sides and bottom on the back of the felt tooth. Don't put any glue along the top edge of the tooth.
Flip the tooth over and glue it to the center of the pillow. Once the glue is dry it will form the pocket where you slide your child's tooth for the tooth fairy to discover.
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