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This dress is made from a heavier-weight woven cotton from my mother's stash. The collar is bleached muslin, added from another pattern.
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Despite adjustments, the collar did not meet in the back. So I added a box pleat at center back, which worked great, but required the sleeves to be re-drafted.
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The sleeves could have had matching cuffs, until I discovered that the scrap of muslin I was using for the collar did not match the one on the sleeves! I had two different muslins in my sewing basket. The "tint" difference was quite noticeable in daylight, so off went the cuffs.

The collar is trimmed in a simple pink zig-zag.
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