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| Here, she wrote her name in code. |
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| This one she dedicated to her daddy. |
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| The long stemmed leaf on the left stood out to me. |
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| She's really developing a knack for this. |
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| For those of us from the pre-Xerox generation, doesn't this remind you of the old ditto paper? Made me want to pick it up and smell it, like that scene in Fast Times at Ridgemont High. |
16 comments:
Wonderful. I quite like those.
I will pass that on to her, Leah. Thank you.
Nice.
Very nice, another creative genius in the family.
Thanks, Randy!
G.B., I would say the first.
Tell Ava Aunt Meta Loves them, there will be an empty frame at my house waiting. Beautiful.
She has been notified and is working on a special one for her aunt!
These are very cool.
Charles, I was looking on line and was somewhat surprised to see how elaborate they get in design.
Very artistic and I like the way she spelled her name there.
She decided to rearrange her name this time. Ha! I love it!
David, this is amazing and very creative. I can't figure out how she does it. It doesn't look easy.
Gorgeous. And just when I wondered what she was up to.
Prashant, challenging at first for a three-year-old because you must hold the leaf between two sheets of plain paper as you run a crayon back and forth. We held the paper at first but now she has the knack. I just adore her dedication in picking the right leaf and the right color for the page.
Patti, she's a busy creative little girl that makes me proud.
Beautiful
I passed the message on, Sheila.
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