Only silk, three style targets
Use only Silk is an allowed-material rule, not a percentage floor. Every fabric used must have the Silk type. Alongside that restriction, the dress must reach Eveningwear 60, Romantic 50, Elaborate 30 and Quality 80.
The low-fabric frill route
The walkthrough's combination is front lace stays, pleated drop sleeves and a frill skirt. Use it as the default because its fabric economy preserves the romantic, elaborate eveningwear direction while reducing the silk you need to buy. Check the draft's approximate fabric requirement before choosing your bolts, then compare silk entries for the three required styles.
Front lace stays is a pattern name, so it does not instruct you to use a non-silk fabric. Likewise, a silk entry with a lace-like design should be judged by its actual type tag. Filter for Silk first and read the candidate's Eveningwear, Romantic and Elaborate values within that shelf.
Repair style without breaking the material rule
If the first draft is short on Romantic or Elaborate, replace a contributing silk piece with another silk entry that supplies the missing style. Do not adopt a cotton-main, silk-accent budget plan from a different order: even a small non-silk piece violates this one.
If the cost is becoming difficult, compare the pattern's fabric requirement and use suitable silk already in your inventory before buying a larger silhouette. Comfortable Coffin's twilight-hour plan solves a different style set; copying its shape solely because it also uses silk can leave Spring Fete's Eveningwear and Romantic rows short. No fixed recipe cost is guaranteed for your stock and choices.
Before delivery
- Every fabric entry confirmed Silk by its type tag.
- Eveningwear at least 60, Romantic at least 50 and Elaborate at least 30.
- Quality at least 80 and any budget condition on your card satisfied.
- Finish, photograph and choose Complete Commission.