After some not-so-patient waiting, my almost-seven-year-old lost his first tooth. To celebrate, I made him this Tooth Fairy chest. The Tooth Fairy was tired of all those sweet little pillows! She wanted furniture.
a drawer for the tooth
a drawer for the note to the Tooth Fairy
self-explanatory!
If you are an extremely attentive reader of this blog, you may have noticed that I’ve made this matchbox chest of drawers before. But hey, I repurposed it so it counts. The how-to is here. Also, if you are looking for some excellent Tooth Fairy literature, check out April and Esme, by Bob Graham–the best of its genre, I promise.
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Oh my–this is so much fun! So good for kid and tooth fairy–no more hunting under the pillow for a tiny tooth, Too bad Betty is out of baby teeth…
Love it Margaret!
Thanks, M! Btw, we’re all signed up for session 3 at camp next year!
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