Pattern Piece Missing or Disappeared?

• I just cut itA piece you have cut is not always in your inventory yet. Look along the cloth you cut it from before anything else.
• I removed or unpicked itUndoing a seam puts the piece back somewhere rather than deleting it. The reload at the end of this list is the step that finds it again.
• It should be on the mannequinAn empty slot is waiting for a piece that is very often still sitting in the inventory or on the table.
• The commission says something is missingOne piece of the garment is usually unaccounted for, and the reason is often that it was never picked up.
• I never had this pattern at allThen nothing disappeared. The pattern itself has not been unlocked, and that question has its own page.

1. 1Look along the fabric the piece was cut from. A cut panel can stay on the cloth instead of moving across.
   From the build's own cut lists
2. 2Read the cutting-room panel list for this pattern and variant, not just the top of the inventory.
   From the build's own cut lists
3. 3Hover the piece in the inventory and follow the slot hint to the place on the mannequin it names.
   From the published patch notes
4. 4Leave the station you are standing at and enter it again from the shop floor.
   Reported by players
5. 5Save, quit to the desktop and load the save again.
   Reported by players
6. 6Restart the dress, but only after the piece has failed to come back and you know what that costs.
   See what restarting costs before you use it

Nothing here is about playing carefully. A piece that is genuinely gone is a state the game can be in, and this list is ordered so that the expensive answer is only reached when the cheap ones have failed.

The two rows marked as this page are the only ones where a piece was handled and then could not be found. The other two are a progression state and a cutting mistake, and both are worse to treat as a vanish: one sends you to look for an unlock you do not have, and the other spends cloth cutting a piece that was never lost.

Cutting a panel and picking it up are two separate actions. If the second one did not happen, the piece is still lying on the fabric exactly where you cut it, and every screen that lists what you are carrying will look as though the piece was never cut at all.

1. 1Cutting room
2. 2Find the fabric you used
3. 3Look along it for a cut panel
4. 4Pick the panel up

From the build's own cut lists

A length to look along

Amethyst Cotton

A real cloth from this site's fabric finder, shown as an example of what you are looking along rather than as a reading from your own table. What you are looking for is a cut outline that is still on the cloth.

This is the only check on the page that needs no screens at all. If the piece is on the cloth, nothing was ever missing, and the rest of the list is unnecessary.

If the piece is in the list and you cannot tell where it belongs, nothing is missing. That is a placement question, and the slot hint is the answer to it.

The sketchbook lists what the garment is made from, which is not the same list as what is on your table. A component you have accounted for can still contain a panel you have not, so keep going down to the pieces.

PatternAngel Sleeve — SleeveAngel's Trumpet Sleeve — SleeveApron Bodice — BodiceApron Skirt — SkirtArwen Sleeve — SleeveAurora Bodice — BodiceBasque Tiered Skirt — SkirtBell Sleeve — SleeveBelladonna Bodice — BodiceBelladonna Collar — CollarBelladonna Skirt — SkirtBelted Jacket Bodice — BodiceBias Cut Skirt — SkirtBlack Widow Bodice — BodiceBo Peep Skirt — SkirtBolero Bodice — BodiceBow Ballgown Skirt — SkirtBow Skirt — SkirtBracelet Sleeve — SleeveBustier Bodice — BodiceBustle Skirt — SkirtButterfly Sleeve — SleeveCap Sleeve — SleeveCapulet Sleeve — SleeveCarmilla Bodice — BodiceChanterelle Sleeve — SleeveChrysanthemum Skirt — SkirtCinched Blouse — BodiceCinched Keyhole Blouse — BodiceCircle Peplum Skirt — SkirtCircle Skirt — SkirtCoat Dress Bodice — BodiceCoat Dress Skirt — SkirtCorset Bodice — BodiceCorset Skirt — SkirtCurved Peplum Skirt — SkirtDagger Collar — CollarDelilah Bodice — BodiceDirndl — BodiceDita Pencil Skirt — SkirtDouble Breasted Bodice — BodiceDouble Ruffle and Bow Collar — CollarDove Sleeve — SleeveElbow Length Juliet Sleeve — SleeveElevated Dirndl — BodiceElevated Princess V Bodice — BodiceElevated Ruffled Square Bodice — BodiceElevated Scoop Bodice — BodiceElevated Scoop Ruffle Bodice — BodiceElevated Stays — BodiceElevated Sweetheart Bodice — BodiceEmpire Princess Skirt — SkirtEmpire Waist Princess — BodiceEvie Skirt — SkirtFable Collar — CollarFae Sleeve — SleeveFlare Skirt — SkirtFlared Begonia Bodice — BodiceFlounce Sleeve — SleeveFlutter Sleeve — SleeveFrill Skirt — SkirtFrill Wrap Skirt — SkirtFront Lace Bodice — BodiceFront Lace Stays — BodiceGabriel Sleeve — SleeveGaladriel Sleeve — SleeveGathered Ballgown Skirt — SkirtGathered Tiered Ruffle Skirt — SkirtGatsby Bodice — BodiceGatsby Skirt — SkirtGodet Skirt — SkirtGodiva Sleeve — SleeveGothic Collar — CollarHalf Bishop Sleeve — SleeveHalter Neck Bodice — BodiceHandkerchief Godet Skirt — SkirtHandkerchief Hem Skirt — SkirtHeart Princess Bodice — BodiceHecate Sleeve — SleeveJacket Bodice — BodiceJuliette Sleeve — SleeveJuliette-Bishop Sleeve — SleeveJunon Skirt — SkirtKaftan Skirt — SkirtKaftan Wrap Bodice — BodiceKatarina Bodice — BodiceKimono Bodice — BodiceKoi Skirt — SkirtLand Girl Bodice — BodiceLong Cuffed Sleeve — SleeveLong Sleeve — SleeveMandarin Collar — CollarMermaid Skirt — SkirtMilkmaid Bodice — BodiceMother of Pearl Skirt — SkirtMutton Sleeve — SleeveNo Collar — CollarNo Sleeves — SleeveNotched Shirt Collar — CollarOdette Skirt — SkirtOff-Shoulder Begonia Bodice — BodiceOne Shoulder Bodice — BodiceOpen Shirt Collar — CollarOversized Wing Collar — CollarPeasant Sleeve — SleevePeasant Sleeve with Ruffle Cuff — SleevePencil Skirt — SkirtPetal Bow Skirt — SkirtPetal Peplum Skirt — SkirtPetal Sleeve — SleevePeter Pan Collar — CollarPleated Drop Sleeve — SleevePlunging Neckline Bodice — BodicePoet Sleeve — SleevePoinsetta Skirt — SkirtPointed Collar — CollarPrincess Bodice — BodicePrincess Scoop Bodice — BodicePrincess Skirt — SkirtPrincess V Bodice — BodicePrincess V Elevated Ruffle Bodice — BodicePrincess V Ruffle Bodice — BodicePuffy Gathered Tiered Skirt — SkirtPussybow Collar — CollarQipao Collar — CollarQueen Anne Bodice — BodiceRuched Bodice — BodiceRuched Sweetheart Bodice — BodiceRuffle Apron Bodice — BodiceRuffle Skirt — SkirtRuffled Square Bodice — BodiceSailor Collar — CollarSax Bodice — BodiceScallop Skirt — SkirtScalloped Collar — CollarScoop Ruffle Bodice — BodiceSerafuku Collar — CollarShort Puffed Sleeve — SleeveShort Sleeve — SleeveSingle Keyhole Bodice — BodiceSingle Tiered Skirt — SkirtSlit Sleeve — SleeveSpiral Skirt — SkirtSplit Crew Bodice — BodiceSplit Skirt — SkirtSquare Bodice — BodiceStraight Begonia Bodice — BodiceStraight Gathered Tiered Skirt — SkirtStraight Long Skirt — SkirtStrapless Bodice — BodiceSweet Maiden Bodice — BodiceSweetheart Bodice — BodiceTiered Sleeves — SleeveTrain Skirt — SkirtTulip Hip Skirt — SkirtTwilight Hour Bodice — BodiceTwilight Hour Skirt — SkirtUpright Frill Collar — CollarUpturned Yoked Bodice — BodiceV Neck Yoked Shirt — BodiceVenus Skirt — SkirtViper Bodice — BodiceViper Collar — CollarViper Skirt — SkirtWaistcoat Bodice — BodiceWaistcoat Skirt — SkirtWaterfall Bodice — BodiceWaterfall Skirt — SkirtWavecrest Skirt — SkirtWhirlpool Collar — CollarWidow Bodice — BodiceWidow Skirt — SkirtWidow's Peak Collar — CollarWrap Bodice — BodiceWrap Skirt — SkirtYoke Gathered Skirt — SkirtYoked Jacket Bodice — BodiceYoked Shirt — BodiceConstruction variantVariant 1 — 18 panelsVariant 2 — 32 panels

Pieces in this cut

• Skirt Tier 1 BackNot yet
• Skirt Tier 1 FrontNot yet
• Skirt Tier 1 LeftNot yet
• Skirt Tier 1 RightNot yet
• Skirt Tier 2 Back LeftNot yet
• Skirt Tier 2 Back RightNot yet
• Skirt Tier 2 Front LeftNot yet
• Skirt Tier 2 Front RightNot yet
• Skirt Tier 2 LeftNot yet
• Skirt Tier 2 Left BackNot yet
• Skirt Tier 2 Left FrontNot yet
• Skirt Tier 2 RightNot yet
• Skirt Tier 2 Right BackNot yet
• Skirt Tier 2 Right FrontNot yet
• Skirt Tier 3 BackNot yet
• Skirt Tier 3 FrontNot yet
• Skirt Tier 3 LeftNot yet
• Skirt Tier 3 RightNot yet

Expected pieces

SkirtPoinsetta Skirt0 of 18 accounted for

Garment part

Skirt

Still missing

Skirt Tier 1 Back missing, Skirt Tier 1 Front missing, Skirt Tier 1 Left missing, Skirt Tier 1 Right missing, Skirt Tier 2 Back Left missing, Skirt Tier 2 Back Right missing, Skirt Tier 2 Front Left missing, Skirt Tier 2 Front Right missing, Skirt Tier 2 Left missing, Skirt Tier 2 Left Back missing, Skirt Tier 2 Left Front missing, Skirt Tier 2 Right missing, Skirt Tier 2 Right Back missing, Skirt Tier 2 Right Front missing, Skirt Tier 3 Back missing, Skirt Tier 3 Front missing, Skirt Tier 3 Left missing, Skirt Tier 3 Right missing

Open this patternHow cutting and laying out a panel work

The list changes with the variant, and that is the point of checking here rather than from the pattern's name: the same pattern can be cut into different numbers of pieces, so "I have three of the four" only means something once the variant is chosen.

This one is a report rather than a rule. It costs a few seconds, which is why it sits above the reload rather than below it.

This is a workaround and not a fix: it is reported to work, it does not always work, and the published notes have never described what it changes. If the piece is still absent after two attempts, it is not coming back this way.

What a restart returns to you is a report rather than a guarantee, and it belongs to the page that owns it. This page stops at the decision, because the answer depends on whether the mistake reaches one panel or the whole dress.

• Cut from the wrong fabric: the piece is present, the cloth is not what the dress calls for.
• Cut the wrong way round: the cloth and the shape are right, the direction is not.
• The wrong piece for the slot: it belongs somewhere else in the same garment.

Why did my pattern piece disappear?

Most often it never went anywhere. A cut piece can stay on the fabric, sit further down the panel list than you looked, or belong to a different variant of the pattern than the one you are cutting, and all three look identical from the inventory screen. When a piece really has gone, it is a state the game got into rather than something you did, which is why the recovery below is a reload rather than a recut.

Where do cut pattern pieces go?

A cut panel stays with the garment you are working on, which is why a piece cut for one dress does not appear while you are building another. It is listed by the name the game gives it, and the current build names the mannequin slot it belongs to when you hover it — which matters most in a cut with several similarly named pieces.

What should I do if a piece disappears after I undo a seam?

Do not cut a replacement yet. Reports describe exactly this after a seam is unpicked and describe the piece returning after the game is closed and the save loaded again, so the reload is the step to try first. Cutting the piece again spends cloth on a piece that may still exist.

Will closing and reopening the game bring the piece back?

That is what players report and it is why a reload is the step with the most weight on this page, but it is a workaround rather than a promise. Save, quit all the way to the desktop, start the game again and load the same file; if the piece is still absent after two attempts, treat it as genuinely gone.

Do I have to restart the whole dress?

No, and reaching for it first is the expensive mistake. Restarting resets the whole garment, so every panel you cut correctly is discarded along with the missing one. It becomes the sensible answer when the state of the dress is the problem rather than one piece of it, and not before.

Why can I not finish a commission when everything is green?

A garment that is one piece short is not the garment the brief asked for, even when the requirement lines look satisfied. Players have reported a commission that would not complete until a missing piece was recovered, after which it went straight through. Check the piece first, and if nothing is missing, the commission has a different problem with its own page.

• Every pattern and the pieces it cuts
• How cutting and laying out a panel work
• How the dress is assembled
• How the sewing stage works
• A piece that was cut wrong
• What restarting a dress costs
• A commission that will not pass
• A pattern you have never been able to use
• What the latest build changed

This page answers one state: a piece the reader has already handled cannot be found. It is not the cutting guide, which explains the room and the panels, and it is not the locked-item page, which answers a pattern that was never earned — both are handed off rather than restated. The piece lists and the counts behind them come from the same cut data this site's pattern pages render, including the pieces the checker prints, which are walked pattern by variant and chosen by rule rather than picked to look convincing. The inventory hint and the sketchbook change are read out of the published patch notes for the build named in the header, so this page cannot claim a build changed something the updates page says it did not. Two claims are player reports and are labelled as such: what re-entering a station does, and what a reload does with a piece that has disappeared. Everything above was last compared against the game's own cut lists and the published patch notes on the date in the header.

Cutting-room behaviour reviewed through

410

Piece lists taken from build

25482629

Claims last checked on

29 settembre 2026