A Tooth Fairy Doll

I’ve been spending at least an hour a week this summer sewing. It sounds like nothing but it’s been so fun to have that time set aside and I love that I’m getting some projects crossed off my list.

One of the things I wanted to make was this adorable tooth fairy doll. When I first saw it on Riley Blake Designs, I fell in love. It’s so whimsical and so sweet {and it was designed by the two Elizabeths, who I happen to completely admire}. I pinned it and put it on my to-do list for Tater Tots {even though she won’t be losing any teeth for a while}.

I whipped it up last week using some scraps I had lying around. I used a pink patterned fabric for the front and pink gingham for the back …

… and pink chenille for the cute little pocket. {Unlike the pattern, I only used one thickness of fabric for the pocket because the chenille is so thick. I simply folded down the edges, sewed a top seam, and sewed it onto the doll.}