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achievements
Dressmaker completion plan: projects, budget and dialogue spoilers
For full completion, begin with the goals rather than the most expensive fabric. Some need a special garment, some follow character progress, and some involve.
Last updated: 10/9/2026
characters
Dressmaker customers: preferences, measurements and briefs
Remembering a customer's tastes can make a creation feel more personal. Still read each new brief: liking blue does not mean every blue dress meets the next.
Last updated: 10/9/2026
guides
Dressmaker commission rejected? Check targets and limits
A dress can look lovely and still miss a commission. That feels frustrating, but the next useful step is to find the unmet condition. Keep appearance, quality.
Last updated: 10/9/2026
guides
Dressmaker missing panels: six checks before starting over
A missing section does not automatically mean you need to start the dress again. First follow the piece from design to cutting, inventory, placement and sewing. It.
Last updated: 10/9/2026
guides
Dressmaker money: separate dress sales from commissions
Before buying another expensive material, check what this project is costing and how you intend to finish it. A dress sale, commission payment and gift are.
Last updated: 10/9/2026
guides
Dressmaker 100% quality: find the stage to improve
Being close to perfect without knowing what to change is frustrating. For the next attempt, keep the customer, fabric and silhouette steady. Separate fit, cutting.
Last updated: 10/9/2026
guides
Dressmaker sewing controls: speed, thread and assist
Start with three things: the needle, the route and the speed control. Once you can see where the fabric is going, assist and reset options are easier to evaluate.
Last updated: 10/9/2026
guides
Dressmaker sketchbook: choose components without getting lost
If cycling the arrows leaves you lost, look at the component name itself. The sketchbook is a selection tool as well as a drawing of the design. Choosing one part.
Last updated: 10/9/2026