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    Pigeon Adoption: Dorothy's Dressmaker Commission

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    Pigeon Adoption is Dorothy's commission on story card #10: “A warm dress for feeding birds in the park.” Below are its exact requirements, what each one means, and a checker that tells you whether your dress will pass before you hand it in.

    Quick facts

    Pigeon Adoption
    ClientDorothy
    Card typeMain story card #10
    Budget400
    Quality needed75+
    Client measurements98.4 / 83.2 / 110.8 (bust / waist / hips)

    Pigeon Adoption requirements

    • Quality 75+ — the finished dress needs a Quality score of at least 75. Fit to the client's measurements is the biggest part of Quality.
    • Warm 50+ — the Warm bar on the card has to reach 50 or more. Style values come from the fabrics, patterns and trims you pick, so watch the bar while you design.
    • Eclectic 50+ — the Eclectic bar on the card has to reach 50 or more. Style values come from the fabrics, patterns and trims you pick, so watch the bar while you design.
    • At least 1 jewel — check this line on the card before you hand the dress in.
    • At least 1 brooch — check this line on the card before you hand the dress in.

    Will my dress pass?

    Enter the numbers from your finished dress and tick the rules you've met. Quality is the score shown after sewing; style values are the bars on the card.

    Fill in every line to see whether it passes.

    The 400 budget is what Dorothy pays you; it doesn't affect pass or fail.

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    Frequently asked questions

    What are the requirements for Pigeon Adoption in Dressmaker?

    Quality 75+, Warm 50+, Eclectic 50+, At least 1 jewel, At least 1 brooch.

    How much does Pigeon Adoption pay?

    400. The budget is what Dorothy pays when you hand the dress in, pass or fail; it isn't a spending limit.

    When do you get Pigeon Adoption?

    It's story card #10.

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