
Hi there & welcome to the May Arts Blog!!! I’ve got a fun little idea for those of you that may have little people about to lose a tooth! A tooth fairy pillow – to hang on their DOOR! What a help this will be for that busy fairy!
Start off with some cute fabric – *warning* this is a very PINK pillow – but could easily be done in boy style too! This was in my stash. Then use some coordinating May Arts ribbon.

I’ve used C17 (1” pink sheer), WR09 (3/8” velvet ric rac) and 353-17 (sheer woven rosettes).
I cut 2 strips of 3 rosettes & zig-zag stitched them together – this will be the tooth ‘pocket’.

Next I ran a basting stitch down the sheer ribbon to make it ruffle a bit – I didn’t need to pull on the thread much to get the amount of ruffle I was looking for.



I cut 2 – 6” squares of fabric & pinned the ruffle in 3 layers to the RIGHT side of the fabric. (I will again mention that I ‘wing it’ when I sew, so this part took more thought than it should have!)


I then pinned the rosette ‘pocket’ on the RIGHT side of the fabric – roughly in the middle. I pinned the ric rac to the bottom of the pocket.

I sewed those pieces on and then attached a hanging ribbon. (I also pinned the edges of the ruffle in, so that I didn’t sew them to the seam)

I laid the other piece of fabric on top & stitched the right sides of the fabric together. I left an opening a couple of inches wide to turn it right-side-out.

I had my lovely assistant stuff it with poly-fill.
-lg.jpg)
I then pinned the opening shut & stitched all the way around the top 3 sides.


-lg.jpg)
My lovely assistant assured me that it is ‘Squealing cute’!
Thanks so much for stopping by – Hope you’ve been inspired!
Blog Post By: Jen Shears



























Gorgeous, Jen! What tooth fairy could resist this beautiful pillow?
This is just too cute! And I LOVE the rosette ribbon! I used the red for the challenge this month!! Will have to get more colors!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this project. It is just the cutest. Will most definitely be making one of these for my granddaughter.
Too darn cute, another great idea with May Arts wonderful ribbon.
You have such a talent!!