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Personal Narrative: Making Mr. Tooth

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When I was younger, when we lost a tooth, we had Mr. Tooth. He was a tooth shaped pillow which hung on our bedpost. He held our tooth and then the next morning, much to our excitement, our dollar bill. Mr. Tooth was genius because my parents didn 't have to sneak their hands under our pillow to find our tooth, fearing they would wake us. Of course when my oldest lost her tooth this week I knew I needed to make a Mr. Tooth for her. But after looking around on Pinterest, I decided I wanted to make Mr. Tooth into a cute little tooth fairy. My oldest is definitely into princesses and fairies right now and I wanted to embrace her sweet, innocent childhood happiness. I saw many fun ideas but I could not for the life of me find exactly what I was

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