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Multicolour Flower Trim: Approve the Whole Palette, Not One Flower
One attractive flower in a cropped photograph does not describe the colour balance of an entire vine. For a multi-colour design, the approval sample must include a full sequence and its neighbouring base materials.
Read the construction
Lay out complete repeats beside the actual garment fabric. Name each visible colour by its position rather than an invented colour code, and note which petal or leaf matters most to the design. Photograph the front and back with a neutral reference.
Test the intended placement
Place a complete length on the garment panel and view it in the lighting used for approval and sale. Check whether the strongest accent lands at a seam or draws attention away from the intended focal point. Do not infer dye lot consistency from one photo.
Write the approval record
Retain a dated physical sample and a placement photo as the reference for future orders. State acceptable colour variation only through an agreed comparison process. If a particular accent is essential, mark it on the approval image.
Discuss your embroidery project
Send All4Lace the base fabric and a marked full-repeat colour approval photo.
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