What the order asks

The card combines four style minimums — Eveningwear, Glamour, Elegant, Gothic — with a colour rule: use only black, blue, green. Four rows is a wide style brief, and the documented route answers it with high-drama shapes: a cinched keyhole bodice, belladonna collar, godiva sleeves and a tulip hip skirt, in silk with lace inside the list.

A dark evening gown on the mannequin with the requirements sidebar showing Quality, Gothic, Glamour, Elegant and Eveningwear rows all green beside a truncated Use only line
A documented Raven Rising draft at sewing-complete stage: Quality 94/80, Gothic 143/40, Glamour 90/50, Elegant 133/50 and Eveningwear 106/50 — all green. The pictured card's rule line reads “Use only: Black, …” because the UI truncates it; the full allowed list is black, blue and green. Green rows mean the numbers pass; the customer still decides at delivery. View full screenshot.

An allowed list, not a quota

“Use only black, blue, green” prohibits fabric colours outside the list, but nothing on the card requires all three colours on the dress. That separates it from “3 different colours” orders such as Daring Heist, where the count itself is a scored row. Here, an all-black gown is legal if the style rows pass; blue and green are options, not obligations.

Reaching four style rows

Let the named shapes carry the heavy style work — keyhole bodice, belladonna collar and tulip hip skirt are the documented high-drama picks — then use fabric tags for the remainder. Silks and laces inside the list differ widely in tags, so filter the store by each allowed colour in turn and compare. If one row lags, swap a fabric before reshaping the dress, and re-check the colour list after each swap so a tempting out-of-list fabric never slips in.

Before delivery

  1. Every fabric entry tagged black, blue or green — check each item card.
  2. Eveningwear, Glamour, Elegant and Gothic all at or past their markers.
  3. Quality at its target; if it lags, review the measuring-to-sewing chain.
  4. Then finish and choose Complete Commission.
Further reading:Into Indie commission walkthrough