Who loves<\/em> the Tooth Fairy? \u00a0WE DO<\/strong><\/em> (and so do our kids)!<\/p>\n

For years, I have been leaving printed notes from the Tooth Fairy (well, me) along with a few dollars and some dental hygiene care (new toothbrushes, toothpaste, sugarless gum, etc… ).<\/p>\n

I have always typed up something on the computer so my kids wouldn’t think that the Tooth Fairy kind of writes a lot like Santa Claus. Lol<\/p>\n

Well – leave it to Maureen… she created an actual Tooth Fairy Printable note & envelope – which is WAY cooler than my little clipart version. \u00a0I just LOVE it and think you will too.<\/p>\n

We are showing just a sneak peak today, but it will be in the shop <\/a>this week!<\/p>\n

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Just to get you excited about this new release, we thought we would show you how to make a Tooth Fairy wand out of basic scraps you may have around the house. \u00a0How fun would it be to leave a wand under your child’s pillow… and tell them that the Tooth Fairy must have forgotten it. \u00a0Or you could leave it as a gift from the Tooth Fairy as well!<\/p>\n

Supplies needed:
\n1. 8″ Lollipop stick
\n2. Paper Straw
\n3. Felt (any color for the straw, and white for the tooth)
\n4. Scraps of ribbon
\n5. Hot glue gun<\/p>\n

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Directions:
\n1. Cut your colored felt into two stars (I made mine approximately 3.5″) and cut out a small tooth shape out of the white felt. \u00a0(I found a tooth line drawing online and used that for a template)
\n2. Heat up your hot glue gun. \u00a0Once warm, glue the white tooth onto the front star.
\n3. Take the 8″ lollipop stick and insert into paper straw for stability (I added a tiny bit of glue to the end). \u00a0Make sure bottom ends are flush – the top doesn’t matter because it will eventually get covered. \u00a0Once the stick is covered, glue it to the backside star.<\/p>\n

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4. Next take your ribbon scraps and glue to the stick and backside star.<\/p>\n

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5. Once you have added ribbons, glue the front star on top and seal closed<\/p>\n

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6. Last, add a ribbon bow to embellish wand with glue, and trim ribbons to desired length.<\/p>\n

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This is so simple to construct and your little one will have a Tooth Fairy keepsake! This is an inexpensive gift idea for birthdays as well! \u00a0And if you don’t have a paper straw, you can always wrap some ribbon along the lollipop stick to enhance the wand – it is fun to create with whatever you have on hand!<\/p>\n

Don’t forget to look for our newest Tooth Fairy Printable note & envelope this week in the shop<\/a>!<\/p>\n

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Do you love the Tooth Fairy as well? \u00a0Share with others and leave us feedback – we love to hear from you!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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