This is a review of the Tooth Fairy Pillow crochet pattern designed by HCCrochets. Review done by Jessica Munroe for EyeLoveKnots.
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I am a mom of two young children, and they are at the age where I’m pretty sure they have a new loose tooth every week. Naturally, it’s time for the Tooth Fairy to make her debut and it needs to be magical! I have had this Tooth Fairy Pillow pattern saved on my Pinterest to do list since before my kids had teeth because I thought it was that stinkin’ cute. Now is the perfect time to make it!
I love how whimsical the little tooth is but what’s even better is the pocket on the back! If you have a light sleeper and the traditional route of making the tooth-for-cash swap under the pillow seems daunting, this is an excellent alternative!
WHAT MATERIALS DO I NEED TO CROCHET A TOOTH FAIRY PILLOW?
- Worsted Weight Yarn – I used Red Heart Super Saver in White and Black
- Ribbon
- Size G6/4mm Crochet Hook
- Poly-fil Stuffing
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
- Tooth Fairy Pillow, Paid Crochet Pattern from HCCrochets via Etsy
MATERIAL NOTES:
You can swap the ribbon for yarn, twine or some other material of your choice for the loop to hang the pillow from.
HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO CROCHET a Tooth Fairy Pillow?
The entire tooth pillow took me approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes to make.
MEASUREMENTS:
There are no measurements given in the pattern, but my pillow was about 6.5 inches across at the widest points and 6 inches tall from tooth top to root bottom.
GAUGE:
There is no gauge given for this pattern. But my personal gauge was 20 single crochet stitches across by 16 rows for a 4-inch square.
PATTERN NOTES:
This pattern is very easy to follow with basic stitches and easy to read instructions. It’s an excellent beginner pattern that results in a more complicated-looking finished product.
I think it would be fun to make teeth with silly faces, uneven root lengths or a more defined tooth top. This Tooth Fairy Pillow is a wonderful new tradition to start with your own kids or to give to other mom friends for their kids!
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