It’s very easy to assemble this printable Tooth Fairy, but if you need instructions you’ll find them below. If you make a purchase through these links, I may earn a small commission, at no additional cost to you. Isn’t it interesting?īy the way, is there also a Tooth Fairy for extracted wisdom teeth? Because if there is she owes me a fortune. Google told me that the custom to replace baby teeth for money or gifts started in medieval times in northern Europe. That’s how I learnt then in Japan kids don’t put their teeth under the pillow, but throw them onto the roof or towards the ground (depending on the tooth location).
While I was creating the Tooth Fairy letter, I recalled a Japanese anime I once saw, where a kid threw his fallen tooth from the roof. It’s a set with 20 clipart graphics (in PNG, SVG and EPS) for making Tooth Fairy items, from printables to decorations and handmade gifts. This Tooth Fairy letter has images from my Tooth Fairy Clipart Set, which is available in my Etsy shop.
The letter folds into a sweet little envelope, ready for the fairy to slip under the pillow. Just print, cut, fold and write let the fairy write her message. Here is a cute printable Tooth Fairy letter for the special moment. Next time someone around you looses a tooth, you’ll be prepared.
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