What the order asks
The card combines two style minimums — Glamour, Playful — with a material share, sequins at least 25%, and a colour count, three different colours. The documented route is a cinched keyhole bodice, whirlpool collar, flutter sleeves and a bow skirt.
Split the work between fabrics
The two numeric rows measure different things. The sequin share follows coverage — a quarter of the dress in sequins clears it. The colour row counts distinct colour tags across the whole design. Neither row forces the other: one sequin fabric can double as one of your three colours, and the other two colours can be plain, cheap fabrics with no sequins at all. Resist the urge to make every colour a sequin fabric — that spends heavily to satisfy a rule that doesn't exist.
Note also what this card is not: three colours is a count, not an allowed list. There is no “use only” line here, so your palette is free as long as three colour tags genuinely appear.
Glamour and Playful
The documented shapes do the style lifting — the flutter sleeves and bow skirt lean Playful while the keyhole bodice and sequins lean Glamour. After any fabric swap, re-check both the style rows and the two counters: changing a panel can move a colour tag off the count or shrink the sequin share even while a style row improves.
Before delivery
- Sequin share at or past its 25% marker.
- Different colours row at least 3 — three or more real colour tags, not three shades of one.
- Glamour and Playful green.
- Quality at its target; if it lags, review the measuring-to-sewing chain.
- Then finish and choose Complete Commission.