What the order asks
The card combines three style minimums — Daywear, Elaborate, Playful — with a colour restriction: use only yellow, orange, green. The documented route is an elevated scoop ruffle bodice, fable collar, flutter sleeves and a single tiered skirt, and the walkthrough's example dress shows the costume direction this order expects.

An allowed list, not a quota
“Use only yellow, orange, green” prohibits fabric colours outside the list; it does not ask for three colours on the dress. A yellow-only dress is legal if the style rows pass. Compare that with orders that ask for “3 different colours” — a count — or a named colour share like “purple 50%”. The three rule types look similar on the card and behave differently.
To shop inside the list, filter the fabric store by colour: yellow, orange and green one at a time, then read each candidate's style tags for Daywear, Elaborate and Playful.

A low-cost costume plan
This is a themed costume order, so keep the spend down: the documented direction is cheap cotton in the allowed colours, letting the ruffle bodice, fable collar and tiered skirt carry Elaborate and Playful while cotton keeps Daywear reachable. Check the running total as you buy rather than assuming a fixed recipe cost — prices and your existing stock decide the real number.
Before delivery
- Every fabric entry inside the yellow-orange-green list — check each item's colour tag, not just its name.
- Daywear, Elaborate and Playful all at or past their markers.
- Quality at its target and the total still within the budget row, if your card shows one.
- Then finish and choose Complete Commission.