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![Dora the Explorer's little friend Alana stands big-eyed in a North Pole diorama. Snow is all around her, and Santa's sled, loaded with toys and packages, is right behind her where she stands in the snow. In front of Alana, we see a tiny train on a miniature train track which carries more packages toward Alana, who looks a lot like an elf in her handmade green Christmas dress made of a green felt bodice and a green floral cotton skirt with eyelet trim.](https://i0.wp.com/chellywood.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/dorafriend1-e1638657480923.jpg?fit=720%2C655&ssl=1 "FREE Dora The Explorer 8" Doll Clothes Patterns")
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