Three separate checks
This card mixes three rule types: style minimums (Elaborate, Formal), colour shares (yellow at least 25%, white at least 25%) and trim lengths (Trim 10 cm, Lace Trim 10 cm). The documented route is a ruched sweetheart bodice, widow's peak collar, Gabriel sleeves and a basque tiered skirt in silk and sequins.

A yellow-and-white plan
Both shares are floors of a quarter of the dress each, so neither colour can be an afterthought. Give yellow and white the main panels between them — the documented example lands at Yellow 63/25 and White 36/25, which is far past the markers. Plan your own split to taste; only the markers matter.

Trim and Lace Trim are two rows
The card lists Trim and Lace Trim as separate lines with their own length counters. Players in the trim discussion distinguish three different things — lace fabric, a plain Trim accessory and a Lace Trim accessory — and report a lace item not counting where Lace Trim was asked. Check each accessory's tag before you place it, and watch both counters move independently.

If a trim row refuses to move, the sewing & trim guide walks through tag checks and the update boundary before you buy lookalike items.
Before delivery
- Yellow and White both at or past their 25% markers.
- Trim and Lace Trim each at or past their own length marker — check the counters, not the look.
- Elaborate and Formal rows green, and Quality at its target (the documented example passed at 97/95).
- Then finish and choose Complete Commission. The photographed example is one documented route, not a minimum purchase list.