Working With The Snuggle Puggle

Good afternoon,
Here is my portfolio of creative ideas now that I am trying to start a business in the fashion industry. Well, the first project was actually a homework that mom helped the kid with. She had to create the attire for either Romeo or Juliet using this as a model, but on a bigger scale:

The kid's initial idea was to cut and paste pieces of fabric to form Romeo's attire. Mom told her that a dress for Juliet would be easier and nicer. Instead of using glue, they used thread and needle and the fabric of an old blouse the kids had. The kid finally glued the dress, the shoes (beans) and hair on top of a drawing of the head and hands. She got an A!

Now, this is my very own project - and I didn't use any help to do it. Dad had a white t-shirt with orange short sleeves (I posted a picture a while ago). It was boring. I found the t-shirt lying on the floor, about to be washed with other red and orange clothes. I got inspired by all the sort of bright colors lying around the boring t-shirt.

And I did this:

A batik design using natural eco-friendly organic dyes*!

What do you think?

Coco,

Professional Fabric Designer

* Technical Information: The orange hue is obtained by an intricated process using as its main source a chewed carrot.