Then I Then my grandmother-in-law sewed the tooth together but left the roots open. I wrapped a number of strands of the thin ribbon around the tulip head so that they could hang out around the bottom of the tooth.I then cut out 2 slightly smaller teeth (for the onesie) and then 1 teeny tooth to put onto the tip of the crown. I then cut out 2 of the tooth shapes in that size. I selected a tooth design I liked (and that my tulip fit inside of) from google images and traced it onto my felt. – cotton batting, or cotton balls, or just use the leftover felt – crown of some description (I got a crochet one from hobby lobby which was perfect because a wee one isn’t going to want a hard plastic one on their head) – stick on letters (in a size appropriate to the size of canvas bag you are using) – wide ribbon (or colour of your choosing, I chose a sparkly silver) – thin ribbon (or colour of your choosing, I chose pink) This is for the tooth, so you could use another material. – some sort of saw to cut the shape on the dowel down in size OR just make a really big tooth on the end of your wand – wooden dowel with shape on top (mine was a tulip on the top) – fairy wings (mine are from hobby lobby) – tutu or skirt (colour of your choosing, I used pink and white) – onesie or T-shirt (or colour of your choosing, I used pink) The supplies I used in making this costume: I got everything I needed from Hobby Lobby, so I’m not sure it was actually cheaper to make one instead of buying it… but it WAS a lot of fun being creative, and it was special to have something home made.

My plan had been to make a tutu dress but to save time and money I used a skirt she already had and made some accessories. I figured it would be adorable, and puny because she only has 2 teeny front teeth The toothless tooth fairy. Well that meant I HAD to dress her up (YAY!) That was until I saw all the cute posts in my mom’s group of babies in costumes, and I then got invited to a trunk or treat by a friend. In an effort to try to be conservative with spending, and knowing our 8 month old wouldn’t even eat the candy, we had decided not to actively participate this year…. Thanks to Halloween and all the trick or treating, trick or trunking, and eating the leftover candy that comes with the celebration. One size fits most Men and Women up to 6 feet and 200 pounds.Last week we all ingested a years worth of sugar, or so if felt like. Sunglasses, jewelry, shoes, pants, and shirt not included with this Couple Costume. (Or maybe they-ve been so lucky as to never have to get Crowns at the Dentist.) The included plastic golden colored crown is a pun that might take people a second look to get. The white tunic fits right over the shoulders and has grooves at the bottom to make it look extra toothy. Wings do not come ruffled as the ones in the display.Īnd for the guys, this Couple Costume brings a Tooth tunic and a crown. The included tooth-shaped wand and wings give you that one-of-a-kind magical Tooth Fairy look. The white dress has a stretchable bodice with light pink lacing detail up the front, and the thigh length skirt features a translucent overlay with glittery stars. The adorably Tooth Fairy Costume includes a dress, wings, and a wand. Tooth Fairy And Molar Couple Costume comes with two costumes in one package!

Dentist tooth fairy costume