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Corn Husk Doll

A corn husk doll with a layered skirt stands beside two ears of corn and a broad leaf.

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Golden corn and a pink skirt tier

Give the corn-husk doll two accents. Leave the lower skirt tier and the rest of the doll white.

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Corn-husk doll with a pink upper skirt tier beside two yellow corn cobs, all other areas white. — Digital coloring example

1. Yellow — corn kernels
2. Pink — upper skirt tier

Color the kernels on both corn cobs yellow, keeping their husks white.
Color the upper skirt tier pink from the waist tie to its scalloped edge.

Both cobs have yellow kernels. Only the upper skirt tier is pink, with the lower tier clearly white.

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