You can get an editable tiny tooth shaped Tooth Fairy letter here if you want to leave a special customized message from the Tooth Fairy for your little one.
You can use it over and over again year after year and tooth after tooth. Plus you can change the message for any situation like first tooth, swallowed tooth or an apology. The free Tooth Fairy letters below are cute and will surprise your little one that the Tooth Fairy left them a special letter, but if you want to make it really special, a custom letter with their name a message just for them from the Tooth Fairy is the way to go. If your little one has swallowed their tooth or misplaced it, I have an editable swallowed tooth letter in my shop. I tried to keep them simple and general to avoid any conflicts of stories in your Tooth Fairy traditions. I hope you love the Tooth Fairy messages that I wrote in these notes. Once you’re on the post of the Tooth Fairy letter you want to print out, there will be instructions for printing and even instructions for printing a tiny Tooth Fairy letter if you want a mini fairy sized version.
I put my heart into making all 5 of these Tooth Fairy letter templates and I hope you think they’re adorable.Įach link will take you to my post where that printable Tooth Fairy note lives on my site. We put ours in our designated fairy garden.I’m super excited about sharing my cute free printable Tooth Fairy letters with you today. Now it is time to post your fairy letter so head out to the garden and leave it in your favourite fairy spot. Once you’ve popped your letter in seal it shut with your glue stick, or use a sticker. Add glue to the side tabs using a glue stick and glue the envelope together. Scoring makes it super easy to fold together and you will get a nice, clean fold line. Do this by running a blunt butter knife along the fold lines using a ruler. It’s easiest to do this by scoring along the fold lines first. To make an envelope cut out the envelope shape and fold along the lines. Simply print out a copy of our Printable fairy letters and envelopes, then cut the individual pages out and write on them. The writing paper is small but not so small it can’t be written on, and is prettily decorated with flowers and leaves. Today I’m sharing some printable mini writing paper and envelopes which is designed for kids to use in play. You can bet the fairies in our garden loved getting a few letters on these! They would also make sweet mini Valentine notes to hand out to friends. It’s so much better than seeing them sit in front of a screen! I figure I should make the most of this time while I can and encourage them in their imaginative play. My kids are growing up way too quick – pretty soon they’ll no longer believe in fairies which is a little bit sad.
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