Colour, style and accessories
Read Green at least 40% as a colour share and Flowers at least 25 as a style score. A flower accessory is a physical item you place on the dress, which is different from using floral fabric. The documented route is a kimono bodice and flare skirt in green floral cotton or lace: green main panels help the colour share while their floral tags help Flowers.

A green floral plan
The colour share follows how much of the dress a colour covers, so give green the main panels — kimono bodice and flare skirt — rather than accents. A green floral fabric is the efficient pick because one entry feeds two rows: its colour tag counts toward the green share and its Flowers tag fills the Flowers style row. Check the fabric's card before buying: not every green fabric is floral, and not every floral is green.
The flowers are placed, not woven
The walkthrough text asks for three flower accessories. Its screenshot shows flower pieces on the finished dress but no separate accessory-count row in the sidebar, so treat “three” as the guide's wording and confirm the count on your own card before you buy. What is certain from the row structure: a floral print is fabric, not an accessory — the Flowers tag row and any flower-accessory count are different checks, and a dress full of floral cotton still has zero flowers placed until you add them from the Accessories tab.
Before delivery
- Green share at or past its marker (the documented draft reached 98/40).
- The Flowers style row green — from a fabric that actually carries the Flowers tag.
- If your card asks for flower accessories, place that number from the Accessories tab. The walkthrough's three-flower advice is not a third visible row in this screenshot.
- Daywear and Eclectic rows green, and Quality at its target.
- Then finish and choose Complete Commission.