The Little Dressmaker 👗
👋 Hello again!
Lotta, the little dressmaker, was a wonderful, creative dressmaker who makes the most beautiful dresses. The queen has sent for her nephew to come to her castle and find a bride. Three women have been chosen for him to meet and their dresses are to be made by Lotta herself. Lotta decides to make three different dresses for them, one like a Sunbeam, one like Moonlight, and the third like a Rainbow. Lotta finishes the dresses and wears them to the castle for the women to see. She is shown to the room where she is to wait with the dress by a footman with whom she dances. Which dress will be the most beautiful? Who will the prince choose?
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Sheryl & Clark
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