1/2 yard of Moda 'It's a Hoot' Fabric Giveaway Rem.It's amazing where a little blog can travel to.Tooth Fairy Castle Pillow with Drawbridge Tooth Po.Voila! You now have a Tooth Fairy Castle pillow with a drawbridge tooth pocket. Stuff with polyfill and sew opening closed.Īdd button and string or elastic to hold draw bridge closed. Sew the pillow leaving small opening to turn pillow right-side out. Pin remaining sides down to hold in stuffing, and sew remaining sides of castle. Sew around top of drawbridge then back down sewing triangle on other side of drawbridge. Next sew other side of triangle to drawbridge, at the same time sewing it to the bottom portion of castle. Small flat side of triangle will be in center of drawbridge.īoth side triangles are now sewn onto the inside, front of drawbridge.

Next I started to sew the side triangles to the drawbridge. I started off by sewing the tower to the bottom portion of the castle. Finished pillow is based on the PDF pattern, slightly different then the original unfinished pillow. Well with no further delay here for you is a PDF pattern along with some pictures on how I put together this Tooth Fairy Castle Pillow with Drawbridge Tooth Pocket. well in this scenario this saying doesn't work, since my daughter no longer has any baby teeth left. Plus I never added the elastic to hold the drawbridge closed (shame on me.I know), but you know how the saying goes. Aside from polyfill inside the castle I never added the back side of the pillow, so this is probably why it's more shelf art (like my daughter has used it) instead of a pillow. The first picture of the pillow is the incomplete one. So as soon as I saw the tooth fairy pillow on Sew, Mama, Sew! I grabbed my daughter's castle off her self so that I could create a tutorial for the one that I made (about 5 years ago). She, maybe, only used it once or twice, but she kept it on her shelf with all her other favorite little things she loves. This reminded me of an incomplete Tooth Fairy pillow I made for my daughter years ago. One day they had a Tooth Fairy pillow up for display. However, I did create a bolster pillow made out my daughter's outgrown pajama pants.Īnyways, daily I've checked out Sew, Mama, Sew! to see the pillow creations and tutorials.

At Sew, Mama, Sew! it was February pillow month, and I had great expectations to create a pillow or two and enter their contest, but that did not happened.

Etsy tooth fairy pillow