Losing teeth can be kinda scary, so a fun Tooth Fairy Monster Pillow can be helpful in easing the kiddos into this transition. I was an avid ice hockey fan growing up, so when I was 7 years old and lost both my front teeth, I was super excited that my hero Bobby Clarke was missing his two front teeth as well! It was comforting and made everything a little less daunting. Little did I know at the time that his teeth were permanently missing from playing ice hockey. Yikes!
Inexpensive felt and a few buttons plus my favorite Poly-Fil® from Fairfield World make this project quick and easy. I even created a free printable pattern to make this project even easier for you.

Quick and Easy Tooth Fairy Monster Pillows
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Here's what you need to make Tooth Fairy Pillows:
- Poly-Fil® from Fairfield World™
- Kunin® Classic™ Felt 9” x 12” Craft Cuts – Neon Blue (2), Candy Pink (2), Brilliant Blue (1), Fucshia (1), White (1), Yellow, Red, Lagoon, Bright Lilac (scraps)
- Straight Pins
- Buttons – two large and two small for each monster
- Embroidery Thread – contrasting colors and black
- Embroidery Needle
- Scissors – I love my Fiskars!
- Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
- Tooth Fairy Monster Pillow Patterns – download below ⇓
Here's how to create Hand Sewn Monster Tooth Fairy Pillows:
STEP ONE
Gather all supplies. Download, print, and cut out the Tooth Fairy Monster Pillow Patterns below.

STEP TWO
Layer two pieces of felt and the entire tooth pattern together, securing with straight pins. Cut out with scissors. Repeat this process with tooth pocket patterns, eye patterns, and tooth patterns. Get the kiddos involved in this step by selecting their color scheme. Get creative and use up what you have on hand.




STEP THREE
Attach white felt teeth to the back of the tooth pocket with hot glue. Repeat this process by attaching the felt eyes to the top of each monster's body. I love the bold and bright superhero color combo, which is perfect for a boy or a girl!


STEP FOUR
Stack all three layers of felt together, lining up the edges and securing them with straight pins. Thread an embroidery needle with floss and blanket stitch the edges, leaving a small two-inch opening at the top for stuffing. For step-by-step blanket stitch instructions, visit my friend Bev's blog Flamingo Toes, and her Embroidery Tips post, which is my go-to resource! I love the bright mix of contrasting colors.



STEP FIVE
Stuff the Tooth Fairy Monster Pillow with Poly-Fil® from Fairfield World™ through the small opening left at the top. Pull apart small pieces of Poly-Fil and work down into each section of the pillow using a chopstick or pencil. I like soft stuff, so I use a bit less Poly-Fil. If you prefer harder stuff, use more and pack it tighter.

STEP SIX
Once the Tooth Fairy Monster Pillow is stuffed, stitch it closed, using a blanket stitch and the yellow embroidery floss.

STEP SEVEN
Stack a small black button on top of a large colorful button and stitch it together with black embroidery floss. Attach the button eyes to the monster with hot glue. This pillow should be used by older children. For smaller children, you can stitch on all elements.


Download the Tooth Fairy Monster Pillow Patterns HERE
Tooth Fairy Monster Pillow: a Beginner Sewing Project
And your Tooth Fairy Monster Pillow is complete. Aren't they the cutest things ever?! Get the kiddos involved in picking out the colors and buttons, to make it a fun family activity. And, Poly-Fil® from Fairfield World makes the perfect filler! Poly-Fil® has superior resiliency, and smooth consistency, is hypo-allergenic, and is unconditionally guaranteed.

This year Poly-Fil® is CELEBRATING it's 80th Anniversary with 80 Days of Poly-Fil® projects. Check out the Fairfield World Instagram account daily to see all of the fabulous projects! I hope you will use my Tooth Fairy Monster Pillow stuffed with Poly-Fil® project as a jumping-off point to showcase your creativity and create something fun and colorful with the kiddos today! Switch up the colors to match YOUR child's favorites or add additional embroidery stitches to create a handmade keepsake, the possibilities are endless!

More Poly-Fil Crafts and DIY Projects
If you liked this project, click through to my Denim Pumpkins with Recycled Jeans which are also stuffed with Poly-Fil® from Fairfield World! Quick and easy to make with no sewing.

My Easy Poly-Fil Pocket Hugs are the perfect service project for schools, scouts, religious organizations, or just because you want to brighten someone's day. Complete with a free printable pattern and pocket hug poem tags.

I love crafting everyday items into keepsakes for family and friends. Those projects made with love are extra special gifts. This Easy Upcycled Sweatshirt Pillow Stuffed with Poly-Fil® started out as a Birthday present bought in the wrong size that couldn't be returned. My nephew was totally bummed when he tried to try it on and it was too small. I immediately thought I could turn it into a pillow!

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Are you too busy to make these Tooth Fairy Monster Pillows for Boys and Girls right now? Pin it for later! I'd love for you to pin this project to your favorite craft board on Pinterest and then it’ll be waiting for you when you’re ready.

I'd love to hear what you think about this project, or if you want to know more about Kunin Felt. If you've made your own Tooth Fairy projects, I would love to see your creations! Share them on Instagram, and Facebook, or leave a comment/photo on the project pin on Pinterest! #CreativelyBeth

Thanks for stopping by!

These are so cute and colorful! I love them!
Thanks a bunch, Susie!!
Love this idea it’s soo cute and my kiddo loved it !!
That’s the cutest Monster I’ve ever seen Beth. What a fun idea for the little ones and now you have me wishing my two were still toddlers.
Thanks, Michelle! This is an idea that I have had for the longest time, so all but one of the kiddos in my life are no too old as well!
These are so cute! Thanks for sharing the tutorial. Visiting today from the Party in your PJs link up!
Thanks Marielle!!
This is the cutest idea! Thanks for sharing this week at Charming Homes & Gardens!
Thanks for hosting, Kristin!!
Thanks for sharing your cute tooth fairy pillows at Vintage Charm!
Thanks for hosting at Vintage Charm, Cecilia!!
Thank you for sharing this super cute pillow at Embracing Home and Family!
Thank you for hosting the Embracing Home and Family party, Jennifer!!
This is fantastic – thank you! I just made the blue one for my son and he LOVES it!
OH, that’s FABULOUS, Anoushka! I’d love for you to share a photo and tag me on FB or IG! @creativelybeth
Beth- I always love your projects and creativity! This is adorable and perfect for kids! Thank you for sharing this post on the Home Imagined Link Party.
Thank you so much for such a nice compliment, Anna! I love your linky party!
These are too cute Beth, I imagine my parents would have loved this when I was a little girl, instead of trying to fish out that single tooth from under my pillow and not waking me in the process! Ha!
Ah, yes, things are so much different now, Cara 🙂
These are just too cute! I need to make one for my BFF’s grandbaby to whom I’m “Fairy Grandmother”. Featuring when my party opens.
That’s sounds PERFECT, Carol!!
These are just so cute Beth!
Thank you for sharing this DIY at Create, Bake, Grow & Gather this week. I’m delighted to be featuring your tooth fairy monster pillows at the party tonight and pinning too.
Hugs ~ Kerryanne
AWWWW, thanks bunch Kerryanne! I loved making these cuties for my nieces and nephews!
Super cute and going to make one for my great niece 💕
YAY, Brenda! I know that she will LOVE it!
Happy Crafting – Beth