Geta

Maybe a little basket with a little quilt for her doll? Purses are great too.

RedGarnet222

One of those crayons and coloring book holders. I have seen free patterns on the web for them. So cute and never too soon to teach pick it up and keep it neat. LOL! I don't know of any child that would not like a new coloring book.

DOTTYMO

A picnic quilt. It only needs to be lap size with plenty of themed fabrics. I'd use a disappearing nine patch.

quilt1950

To all the great ideas above, I will add a tutu. Just a piece of elastic her waist measurement, with tulle tied around it.

Karamarie

I am presently making birthday gifts for a DGS & DGD who both will be 3 at the end of the month. The Grandson is getting a nap quilt with a dinosaur panel and a bag for a coloring book that has slots on the front for the crayons. Inside the bag I will put a dinosaur coloring book and new crayons in the slots. For Granddaughter I made a nap quilt from an "Elsa & Anna" panel and also a coloring bag. The bags for both are made from fabric from their respective quilt theme. Hope they like them.

sassysews2

a travel pillow that holds a small quilt or fleece cover-up, a tutu, a snow white cape for dress up, a sleeping bag for favorite doll, a table cover with a tea set, maybe with a pouch to hold the tea set, 4yo's are easy to please.

aeble

My daughter (4) gets super excited about new skirts. Often if I don't have a lot of time, I'll use this tute http://www.danamadeit.com/2011/04/a-...-tutorial.html

Elise1

There are more ideas here. http://www.quiltingboard.com/general...l-t267299.html

Jingle

My answer for any gift is a quilt.

IBQUILTIN

Her very own pillowcase, with ruffles on the band. I made pillowcases for my two grandsons for them to use while here and then take home, and they loved them. I put their names on the band in applique. No fighting over who's who's and they really had fun with them