Layered Scalloped Skirt Ball Gown With Leaf Bodice

A long ball gown fills the page, drawn on its own with no model or hanger. It has a high rounded neckline with small leaf-like shapes on the bodice, a plain narrow waistband, and a wide cone-shaped skirt. The skirt is built from rows of scalloped layers packed with swirls, ruffles, dots, and petal shapes. Near the top is a row of round circles with a flower-like motif in the center. Midway down, a dark section with a tiny grid pattern stands out, and the hem ends in ruffled, wavy edges. Because the sections are so varied, it works well for kids who like detailed pages. Try giving each scalloped row its own color, or pick two or three shades and repeat them. You can print it free for a quiet afternoon, or use it to talk about patterns and repetition.