February 21st, 2010 § comments
I recently received an email from a customer who bought this.
After seeing this with her children.
And this is the email I received from her
I took my 2 children to see The Tooth Fairy at the last local drive-in in our city recently and we all had such a laugh. I can’t wait to see the expressions on their faces when they receive one of these. I might also include a white wing feather as an added surprise!
~ Lyn in Australia
So clever. I love the idea of randomly sending a note to kids from the Tooth Fairy.
Tooth Fairy Letter Writing Kit is available in my etsy shop.
September 8th, 2009 § comments
Please note: This post may not be appropriate for little ones to see.
I was touched and inspired by this post over at Just Something I Made. Cathe Holden is not only incredibly thoughtful and kind, but she’s outrageously creative. She started a letter correspondence via the Tooth Fairy with her kids. What a great idea!
I created a Tooth Fairy Letter Kit for the shop for those who would like to do the same with their kids. It’s a pdf file that includes two sizes of notes (cause sometimes you have a lot to say and sometimes you don’t) and a petite envelope in both a pink colorway and a blue. And because it can be a challenge to write so tiny, you can type your letter right into the pdf before you print it out. The petal envelope requires only scissors to create and a folded dollar bill (if you’re so inclined) fits inside it quite nicely.
“Brush your teeth at least twice a day” and “Visit your dentist every 6 months” are printed on the envelope.
