It features a two-tier skirt in a petite shamrock print. The puff sleeves are probably going to end up off the shoulders but it's still very cute. It closes in back with hook and loop. The two hems feature a serged rolled hem. The print I am currently using is pictured.  It's a white print with tiny green shamrocks on it--the fabric has a sparkle to it and the decorative rolled hem is in green. I can no longer find the green background in a tiny shamrock print anymore.

NOTE: I can keep the sleeves up on the shoulders on my doll, but it's possible that on a different doll, it may end up being an off-shoulder dress. If an off-shoulder dress bothers you, this probably isn't the right dress for your doll.

St. Patrick's Day isn't the only day for wearing shamrocks. Even though the 4-H symbol is a four leaf clover and this dress is a shamrock print, it looks close enough that I had customers at our fair in the summer comment that it would work out for a 4-H dress as well.

For the fancier side of celebrating St. Paddy's Day, why not check out the Barbie Irish Lassie Gown.

While I do try and keep Barbie's Irish Shamrock dress fabric on hand year round, keep in mind that being a seasonal item, the fabric may not always be available. I have however purchased a large amount of very small shamrock print on white which will be the default fabric when the sparkly background fabric I described runs out.

To be sure of receiving your Barbie Shamrock dress for St. Patrick's day, please order at least 3 weeks ahead of time.