Quick gift for 4 y.o. Girl?
I need a quick gift for my great-granddaughter who lives far from me. Have already made her a dress, a quilt, a stuffed bunny and just can't think of anything else. Anybody have some suggestions? Oh, and a pillowcase, too.
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Originally Posted by Tippysmom
(Post 7249449)
I need a quick gift for my great-granddaughter who lives far from me. Have already made her a dress, a quilt, a stuffed bunny and just can't think of anything else. Anybody have some suggestions? Oh, and a pillowcase, too.
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Tote bag, chalk board roll up, cover for 14 inch decorator pillow for her bed, can send new covers for holiday's!!!
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Sun hat, crayon tote, fabric book on skills, (shoe laces, buttons, alphabets and numbers,snaps, Velcro etc.) hair scrunchies and purse to match her dress...
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An apron with pockets for crayons with a coloring book
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Little girls love purses.
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My niece just asked me for a felt board. She saw the applique dresses/overalls for the Sunbonnet Sue/Sam quilt that I am making her & insisted that I didn't need to sew the pieces together. After wasting some time trying to educate her about what makes a quilt (she is surprisingly interested & says she wants to start learning when she is 6), I started asking about if she would like a felt board. She LOVED the idea! So ... I know what she's getting for Christmas. :)
I'm going to make a simple, lightweight feltboard out of cardboard and felt & then cut the pieces out of fabric and either serge them or maybe, if I'm too lazy, just put some FrayCheck on them and call it a day. She's a very imaginative little girl and I know she will derive hours and hours of fun from such a simple toy. EDIT: Just saw she lives far from you, so a board isn't super practical, maybe just a nice folded piece of felt with a couple grommets or clips on the top so she can hang it where she desires. |
A princess dress.
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A little purse.
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Originally Posted by Elise1
(Post 7249521)
A princess dress.
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I made "Snap Bag" purses for my DGD's at 4 and they loved them. Maybe matching the dress.
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MY 4 yo GD loves tutus made from a piece of elastic and tulle. I can make one up easily in the evening. Also loves small tote bags she can carry her treasures in
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How about a fabric tic-tac-toe set? Make it so that it folds upon itself and encases the X and O's. I made the x one color and the o's a different one. My grandkids love them! 15 inch 'board', 3 inch squares.
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i vote for the princess dress!
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Is she crafty? When my granddaughter was about that age she loved glue, glitter, shiny things. I made her a box with bits of this and that - glue glitter, fancy ribbons, rickrack, paper doilies, packages of glass jewels, anything she could cut up and glue down. She spent many hours and a lot of glue making her masterpieces.
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Fun pillowcase.
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This is a Great idea!
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Maybe a pinafore type apron? Or even a quick quilt
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I made my daughter a skirt out of tulle that was doubled in layer and had artificial flower petals held inside.
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My granddaughters love to get nightgowns. And if she has a doll, a matching nightgown for the doll.
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All these ideas are terrific! Maybe a tote bag that she can carry around (I remember having a small purse or tote when I was a little girl) and the chalkboard rollup sound like winners! My LQS is having a sale this weekend so I can pick some up there.
Score 10 for all you helpful sewists! 😃💥 |
Originally Posted by Mdegenhart
(Post 7249505)
Little girls love purses.
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When my DD had their fourth birthdays I made them a 3 ft rag doll, with elastic loops on the hands and feet, to dance with, and a (back then) cassette of dance music. Worked great after dinner, before bed, to wear them out enough for sleep.
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A tutu and a ribbon wound to dance with.
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Originally Posted by SoftBlockLady
(Post 7249464)
Hello Tippysmom.................perfect age for a nice big stack of memory fabric cards. Easy to ship and the kids seem to love them................Softblocklady
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A purse, with a soft doll tucked inside, a travel set of checkers or roll-up chalk board, quilts for her dolls, felt fruits and veggies, a "quiet" book from felt, an apron with pockets, etc.
With your help, She will find fun things to make, and have learning time with you too! :) |
Perhaps a quirky draw string bag to keep things in?
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Originally Posted by Elise1
(Post 7249521)
A princess dress.
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how about a cute little drawstring purse. My grandmother always made these for me when I was little...usually out of velvet and I thought it was the best gift ever felt so soft and sweet...just like her...LOL
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