Elisabrat

she looks like she is bursting at the seams with pride. I love seeing children like that. How much happier could they be? the tree looks almost like mine. I solved the ornament issue on the bottom. I put plastic ones that look like glass balls so if the cats get them which they do.. they wont break. And we tie the tree to the wall with cord at the top so no one is taking it down. My four cats think the tree is the best gift we could have given them. they sleep under it, race under it, bat the ornaments.. its a 8.5 foot toy. We used fishing line when the kids were small to hold it up just incase someone hung on and well flopped over. Three kids not one took it down. I hope you send her a tiny bit of novelty fabric so she can make something else for her dolly.

travelingquilter

that's the way my son's ree looks (they have 2 cats)

Blinkokr

Awesome! - she did a beautiful job and thank you for sharing, beautiful grand
Have a Blessed day
Ellen

nunnyJo

how sweet, start young

gramajo

My sister-in-law put her tree in a playpan for years--between little kids and cats, it was much safer. BTW this was back when playpens weren't old fashioned--they were the norm.

Homespun

Oh, I love your budding quilter!

luvstoquilt

Adorable...brings back memories for sure! Your DGD is so cute and a real seamstress in the making! I sewed with my DGM at that age and my DGD and DGS are sewing with me now! (they are 7 and 9) My empty branches now are a result of my 5 yr old cat! He thinks they are there for him to bat! Gotta love him!

Diane007

nice
I love that part about nothing on the lower half of the tree....

crafty pat

It is so pretty. She looks so very proud of it. I sure understand the tree, my DGD is two and a half now but we sure had a time last year.

NanaCindyLou

delightful! such a happy, proud child and an obviously great mom & great grandmother to encourage this! made my day! thanks for sharing.