Rafidahnani doesn't mind burning the midnight oil to complete her orders for Merdeka-themed outfits. Photos: Rafidahnani Afandi
Barely two weeks before Merdeka Day, Negri Sembilan seamstress Rafidahnani Afandi is busy pulling 16-hour work days.
But she is taking it all in her stride, using her skills to promote the patriotic spirit as she fulfills last-minute orders for Merdeka-themed clothes.
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Nani's Makeover
Rafidahnani doesn't mind burning the midnight oil to complete her orders for Merdeka-themed outfits. Photos: Rafidahnani Afandi
Kids should be taught to love their country and be proud of the Jalur Gemilang, says Rafidahnani.
Rafidahnani stitches together blue, red, white and yellow colours in this baju kurung to symbolise the Jalur Gemilang.
Kindergarten student Muhammad Harraz Nawfal Muhammad Noor Haniff, 6, wearing Rafidahnani's Merdeka outfit inspired by the movie 'Mat Kilau'.
Last year, Rafidahnani (third from left) celebrated Merdeka Day with her friends and family at Bukit Taiso in Bahau.
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