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Doll in a Ruffled Dress

A smiling doll with two braided pigtails stands facing forward in a dress decorated with a broad ruffle.

A smiling doll showing off a simple dress with a wide ruffle.
Doll in a Ruffled Dress
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What the Doll in a Ruffled Dress Shows

The doll appears alone, standing upright with two arms and two legs visible. Her hair is styled into a pair of braids, and her outfit features ruffled decoration that adds a soft, gathered shape to the dress. She looks straight ahead with a cheerful expression, while the area around her contains no objects, lettering, or scenery.

Interesting Facts About Ruffles and Clothing

A ruffle is made when a longer strip of fabric is gathered or pleated along one edge and attached to another piece. Because the gathered edge is shorter, the loose edge forms small waves. Ruffles can be placed on hems, sleeves, collars, or other parts of clothing and may be made from the same fabric as the garment or from a contrasting material.

Real-Life Colors for the Doll and Ruffled Dress

  • Ruffled dress: red, blue, pink, yellow, green, purple, white, or a printed mix of colors
  • Ruffle: the same shade as the dress or a contrasting accent color
  • Braided hair: black, brown, blond, red, gray, or white
  • Doll eyes: brown, blue, green, gray, or hazel
  • Shoes: brown, black, white, metallic, or a color coordinated with the dress
Questions and answers

Questions and Answers

Why does a ruffle look wavy?
Its upper edge is gathered into a shorter space than its lower edge. The extra fabric spreads into folds and waves instead of lying flat.
Are ruffles used only on dresses?
No. They can also decorate shirts, skirts, socks, curtains, pillows, and many other fabric items.
How do braids stay together during play?
A soft elastic, ribbon, or fabric tie can secure the end of each braid. The tie should be snug enough to hold the hair without pulling uncomfortably.
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