Two bows and three styles
Beloved Ox combines Professional and Cute; its shown card also includes Daywear 25. The separate Bow row has a minimum of 2. Read that denominator rather than copying the example's six placed bows.
A linen waistcoat-skirt route
Choose the elevated princess V bodice, fable collar, peasant sleeves with ruffle cuffs and waistcoat skirt. The walkthrough recommends printed or pink linen to support the style mix.
Pink is a suggested fabric choice, not a compulsory colour rule established by the shown card. Check the current linen item's tags and the pattern's live values. A different printed linen may be useful, but its appearance alone does not prove identical Professional, Cute or Daywear scores.
Balance Professional and Cute
Professional has the higher minimum at 60, while Cute needs 40. Preserve the structured pattern route while choosing fabric for whichever value remains short. Do not keep raising Cute while Professional is still failing, or assume that a high combined total passes both rows.
After sewing, attach two or more bow accessories and check the Bow counter. A bow-shaped pattern piece is not evidence that this placed-accessory requirement has been met. Inspect and adjust the actual decorations, then recheck if any are removed.
Before finishing
Confirm Professional 60, Cute 40, Daywear 25, Quality 80 and Bow at least 2 against your current order. If only Quality falls short, use the Quality checklist rather than buying more bows.
Finish and choose Complete Commission when the dress is ready. This recommended route is not a universal fabric formula, and the example's green making-stage card does not establish customer acceptance or payment.