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Vocational Curriculum – 2012 (With effect from the academic year 2012-2013)

Curriculum of Intermediate Vocational Course

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FASHION GARMENT MAKING

State Institute of Vocational Education O/o the Commissioner of Intermediate Education,

Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad

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Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad


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Contents

1 INTRODUCTION 3

2 OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSES 4

3 SKILLS TO BE PROVIDED

4 JOB OPPORTUNITIES

(A) WAGE EMPLOYMENT

(B) SELF EMPLOYMENT

5 SEHEME OF INSTRUCTION AND EXAMINATION 5 &6

6 SYLLABUS 7 – 20

7 MODEL QUESTION PAPERS 21 – 26

8 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 27

9 LIST OF EQUIPMENTS 28

10 LIST OF OJT CENTRES 29

11 QUALIFICATIONS , VERTICAL MOBILITY, EQUIVALENCY 30


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INTRODUCTION

The socio-economic changes and the rapid growth of electronic media have resulted

in the increased development of ready to wear garments. Being well dressed has become a part of everyday life. It is one of the factors for enhancing the personality of a person and receiving appreciation in social life. This in turn has lead to rapid industrialization and growth of fashionable garment manufacturing units.

These manufacturing units employ well trained manpower who are aware of present fashion trends, quality expectation and modern techniques of garment manufacturing. Keeping this aspect in view the present demand in the market for variety garments the present curriculum of fashion and garment making has been developed so that the student acquires training suited to the garment industries and related areas. An insight in this area will enhance the opportunity of the student to also become a freelance designer in the ever growing fashion industries.


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I. Objectives 1. Develop the skill of designing garments with latest trends 2. Ability to adopt traditional designs to contemporary 3. To train the students to use modern garment machinery and tools 4. Create awareness for self employment

II. Specific objectives — Understand, analyze and apply principle and elements of design related to trendy garments — Illustrate Fashion garments and communicate their ideal for modern era — Know about different types of fabrics available, their proper use and handling methods — Use pattern making techniques and grading methods to create patterns — Understand and operate various machinery used in garment constructing — Stitching and finishing garments in a technical way -—Understand the calculations for estimating fabric and costing the garment — Quality assessment of garments — Advertising and sales — Identify different traditional textiles and costumes of India

III. Skills to be provided 1. Illustrate fashion figures skillfully 2. Design garment which are functional and decorative 3. Know to select appropriate fabrics suited to the design of the garment with special reference to colour, texture and design of the fabric 4. Operate industrial modern machines 5. Stitch and finish garments 6. Quality assessment 7. Finishing techniques

IV. Job Opportunities

a) Wage employment (In Garment Units) 1. Sourcing Assistants 2. Assistant pattern maker 3. Floor supervisor 4. Assistant Designer 5. Special sewing operators 6. Finishing supervisor 7. Instructor 8. Sewing Coordinator

b) Self employment 1. Set up a boutique 2. Undertake contractual work - special sewing projects 3. Set up a small dyeing and printing unit 4. Undertake service contract for training rural girls


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V. SCHEME OF INSTRUCTION AND EXAMINATION ANNUAL SCHEME OF INSTRUCTION AND EXAMINATION FOR VOCATIONAL

COURSES I. 1st YEAR FASHION GARMENT MAKING COURSE

Part-A Theory Practicals Total

Periods Marks Periods Marks Periods Marks 1. English 150 50 - - 150 50 2. General Foundation course 150 50 - - 150 50

Part-B (VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS)

3. Paper-1 Fundamentals of Garment Construction

135 50 135 50 270 100

4. Paper-II Fundamentals of Textiles

135 50 135 50 270 100

5. Paper-III Fashion & Apparel Designing

135 50 135 50 270 100

Total 1110 400

II. On the Job Training

Subject Duration Periods Max. Marks Total OJT 363 (I year) +

450 (II year) 200 200

Total 200

III. 2 nd YEAR FASHION GARMENT MAKING COURSE

Part-A Theory Practicals Total

Periods Marks Periods Marks Periods Marks 1. English 150 50 - - 150 50 2. General Foundation

course 150 50 - - 150 50

Part-B(VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS)

3. Paper-1 Advanced Dress Designing.

110 50 115 50 225 100

4. Paper-II Traditional Textiles

110 50 115 50 225 100

5. Paper-III Fashion Garment Designing.

110 50 115 50 225 100

TOTAL 975 400 I+II+III 1000


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EVALUATION OF ON THE JOB TRAINING:

The “On the Job Training” shall carry 100 marks for each year and pass marks is 50. During on the job training the candidate shall put in a minimum of 90 % of attendance.

The evaluation shall be done in the last week of January.

Marks allotted for evaluation:

S.No Name of the activity Max. Marks allotted for each activity

1 Attendance and punctuality 30

2 Familiarity with technical terms 05

3 Familiarity with tools and material 05

4 Manual skills 05

5 Application of knowledge 10

6 Problem solving skills 10

7 Comprehension and observation 10

8 Human relations 05

9 Ability to communicate 10

10 Maintenance of dairy 10

Total 100

NOTE: The On the Job Training mentioned is tentative. The spirit of On the Job training is to be maintained. The colleges are at liberty to conduct on the job training according to their local feasibility of institutions & industries. They may conduct the entire on the job training periods of (363) I year and (450) II year either by conducting classes in morning session and send the students for OJT in afternoon session or two days in week or weekly or monthly or by any mode which is feasible for both the college and the institution. However, the total assigned periods for on the job training should be completed. The institutions are at liberty to conduct On the Job training during summer also, however there will not be any financial commitment to the department.


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SYLLABUS

FASHION GARMENT MAKING 1st YEAR

PART- B – VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS PAPER- I FUNDAMENTALS OF GARMENT CONSTRUCTION

THEORY Periods / week: 05 Periods / year 135

Time Schedule, Weightage & Blue Print S.No Name of the Unit No. of

Periods Weightage in marks

Short Answer

Questions

Problem Questio

ns 1. Sewing equipment and tools:

Measuring, Marking, Cutting, General tools and Pressing tools – their selection, use and care

10 2 1

2. Sewing machine: Types of sewing machines- domestic models, Parts and functions, Threading the machine, Machine adjustments- stitch length, tension, changing the needle, minor defects and repair, Care of machine- cleaning and oiling

15 8 1 1

3. Hand sewing techniques: Temporary stitches- uneven and even; Permanent stitches- running, back stitch, run and back; hemming- slip, knotted hemming; suitability of stitches for various fabric types

15 8 1 1

4. Seams and seam finishes: Importance, and types- Plain, French, Flat and fell, Lapped, Bound, Counter seam; suitability of seams to various fabric types and end uses Seam finishes- importance; types -Pinking, Double stitch, Edge stitch finish; suitability on different fabrics

15 8 1 1

5. Creating fullness in garments : Methods: Tucks- Pin, Shell, Cross; Pleats – Knife, Box, Inverted box: Gathering ; Shirring; Ruffles and godets; Smoking –

15 8 1 1


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S.No Name of the Unit No. of Periods

Weightage in marks

Short Answer

Questions

Problem Questio

ns preparation and stitches used

6. Placket Openings: Standards of a good placket; Types – Continuous, Bound and faced, Zipper, Tailored

15 8 1 1

7. Methods of finishing necklines Bias strip and its preparation; Application of bias facing, bias binding and fitted facing.

15 8 1 1

8. Types of Fasteners and their suitability to different openings Types -Buttons and button holes; Hooks and eyes-metal, thread; Press buttons; Fancy buttons; Suitability, Positioning, stitching of fasteners

15 8 1 1

9. Importance of paper patterns Types of paper patterns, contents of patterns and its uses

10 8 1 1

10. Body measurements : Principles and rules in Measuring ; Direct and Standard system of measurements

10 2 1


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PRACTICAL Periods / week: 05 Periods / year 135


Periods Weighta

ge in marks

Short Answer

Questions

Problem Questions

1. Stitches : Basting - even, uneven, running, back, Run and back, hemming, slip hemming, knotted hem

10

2. Seam and Seam finishes Plain, French, Rum & Fell, Lapped, Slot Seam, Bound & Counter Seam Seam Finishes - Pinked, Edge Stitch, Herring Bone, Double Stitch

20

3. Fullness : Tucks, Pleats, Gathers, Shirring, Ruffles & Godets, Smocking

15

4. Plackets : Continuous, Bound, Zipper, Kalidar Kurta placket

15

5. Fasteners : Types of fasteners used for various garments, their selection and application methods

20

6. Neckline finishes : Making bias strip; Bias facing and Binding, Fitted facing

10

7. Embroidery : Chain, Stem Feather, Buttonhole, Fishbone, Couching, Herringbone, Rumanian, French Knot, Double Knot, Bullion Knot, Seed Stitch, Fly

15

8. Taking body measurements and making paper patterns Basic bodice, sleeve patterns; marking patterns

15

9. Drafting, cutting, stitching of children's wear Jhangia, Jhabla,

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PART- B – VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS PAPER- II FUNDAMENTALS OF TEXTILES




Short Answer

Questions

Problem Questions

1. Textile terms and definitions: Fiber, Yarn, Filament, Staple, Count, Denier, Thermoplastic, Elasticity, Hydrophilic, Hydrophobic, Elongation, Absorbency, Luster, Heat Sensitivity, Solubility, Resiliency, Cohesiveness

15 2 1

2. Classification of fibers: Natural,- vegetable, animal, mineral; Manmade-cellulosic, synthetic Classification by length – staple, filament

15 8 1 1

3. Processing cotton fiber and its properties: Processing cotton - Opening, Blending, Carding, Combing, Drawing and Spinning; Properties-physical, Chemical

15 8 1 1

4. Processing wool fiber and its properties Types of wool- Pulled, Lamb’s Wool; Processing – Shearing, Sorting, Scouring, Oiling, Dyeing; Properties-Physical, Chemical

15 8 1 1

5. Processing silk fiber and its properties: History of silk; Cultivation of Silk Worm,; Processing- Sorting, Softening, Reeling, Spinning; Properties-Physical, Chemical

15 8 1 1

6. Origin, manufacture and properties of manmade cellulosic-

15 8 1 1


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Weightage in marks

Short Answer

Questions

Problem Questions

Rayon fiber Manufacture ; Processing- Spinning, Dyeing; Properties-Physical, Chemical

7. Origin, manufacture and properties of manmade synthetic fiber-Polyester Manufacture ; Processing- Spinning, dyeing; Properties-Physical, Chemical

15 8 1 1

8. Types of yarns : Classification – Simple, Double, Ply, Cord ; Novelty Yarns / Fancy Yarns Yarn twist, yarn fineness

10 8 1 1

9. Fabric construction methods: Major methods-Weaving, Knitting, Other methods -Felting, Non woven, laces, nets

10 8 1 1

10. Textile finishes : Classification of finishes- mechanical, chemical; Mechanical-Calendaring, Singeing, Tentering, Napping,; Chemical finishes- Bleaching, Mercerizing, Burnt out

10 2 1


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Short Answer

Questions

Problem Question

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1. Identification of textile fibers- Microscopic, burning test

20

2. Preparation of weaves - plain, twill and satin

20

3. Identification of weaves – plain, twill and satin

25

4. Collection of samples and identification for other construction processes

25

5. Collection of different types of yarns and their analysis

25

6. Collection of different types of finishes and their analysis

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1st YEAR PART- B – VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS

PAPER-III FASHION AND APPAREL DESIGNING THEORY

Periods / week: 05 Periods / year 135 Time Schedule, Weightage & Blue Print

S.No

Name of the Unit No. of Periods

Weightage in marks

Short Answer

Questions

Problem

Questions

1. Introduction to Design : Elements of Designing - Colour, Line, Texture, Shape Principles of Design - Balance, Rhythm, Proportion, Harmony, Emphasis

20 8 1 1

2. Colour and colour theory : Colour charts -Prang colour chart; Value, Hue and Intensity; Tints, Shades; Colour harmonies- Monochromatic, Complementary, Split Complementary, Analogous, Triad; Use of colour in designing

25 16 2 2

3. Introduction to elements of fashion : Classification of fashion, Definition of fashion Fashion Terminology- Fashion, Style, Garment, Silhouette, Avant Garde, Fad, Craze, Classic, Couture, Knock-Offs; Fashion cycle-importance and length of cycles Fashion theories- Trickle down, Bottom up, Trickle across; Silhouettes and their types

25 16 2 2

4. Designing Process : Theme based - designing fashion illustrations, Colours and Textures

25 16 2 2

5. Designers of India : Famous designers of India- any ten designers and their work for fashion industry

20 16 2 2

6. Fashion and fabric information : Through different media like films, news papers, magazines, fashion services, fashion advertisements.

20 8 1 1


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PART- B – VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS PAPER-III FASHION & APPAREL DESIGNING

PRACTICALS Periods / week: 05 Periods / year 135

Time Schedule, Weightage & Blue Print


Weightage in marks

Short Answer Questio

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Problem

Questions

1. Apparel Designs and their analysis Collection of different dress designs from magazines, papers, and other publications and analysis for design principles and design elements.

20 14 1 2

2. Exercises on Colour: Prang colour chart - preparation of prang colour chart, creation of colours for hue and intensity, colour value and shades charts; creation of harmonies

25 16 2 2

3. Sketching croqui : Sketching of normal and fashion croqui- planning page and proportions; drawing 10 head figure; drawing stick figure, drawing geometric figure, fleshing out

25 10 2 1

4. Drawing facial features: Front View, Profile View Placing hairline, mouth, eyes, nose on different levels and finishing them Drawing hairstyles: Sketching basic silhouette, drawing clusters and filling in hair

25 10 2 1

5. Figure Analysis : Explanation of figure analysis about proper placement of style Lines; Moving the figure for various poses

20 10 2 1

6. Analysis of Hand, legs and feet: Rectangle formula of hands, drawing geometric form, drawing front view, profile view; feet formula

20 8 1 1


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2nd YEAR PART- B – VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS

PAPER-I ADVANCED DRESS DESIGNING THEORY


S.No Name of the Unit

No. of Periods

Weightage in marks

Short Answer

Questions

Problem Questions

1. Garment Making Principles : Drafting, Draping and Flat pattern designing- Definition, advantages and disadvantages of each type

10 8 1 1

2. Handling methods for various fabrics Handling of Chiffon, Georgette, Pile fabrics, Velvets, Lace fabrics, One way design fabrics, Satins, Fabric preparation techniques; Types of layouts and cutting methods.

10 8 1 1

3. Selection of Clothing : Selection of fabrics and garment styles according to age, occasion, figure type, fashion, colour suitability for Children , Adolescents, Adults, old age people.

10 8 1 1

4. Types of Sleeves: Basic sleeve and its adaptation into different sleeve types- Puff Sleeve and Its variations, Bell Sleeve, Bishop Sleeve, Kimono Sleeve Raglan Sleeve, Umbrella Sleeve, Leg-O Mutton; Suitability of sleeves types to figure types

20 10 2 1

5. Drafting Yokes : Definition ; Types of yokes. Selection of yoke design for different dresses, Creating variety

10 8 1 1

6. Drafting of Collars : Introduction to different collar types; Terms used in collars ; Creating variety in collar designs

20 10 2 1

7. Pattern Grading : Introduction to Grading, Grading

10 8 1 1


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Principles, Methods of Grading, Grading Machine; Grading Procedure for Basic Slopers

8. Automation in Garment Industry : Importance, Laying, cutting, sewing and finishing equipment

20 8 1 1


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FASHION GARMENT MAKING 2nd YEAR

PART- B – VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS PAPER-I ADVANCED DRESS DESIGNING



S.No Name of the Unit No. of Period

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Weightage in

marks

Short Answer

Questions

Problem Questions

1. Designing Yoke designs: Cutting and stitching record samples with various yoke designs

20

2. Creating different Sleeve Styles: Drafting of plain sleeve. Adaptation of plain sleeve to puff sleeve and its variation, bell sleeve, Bishop, Kimono, Raglan, Lego-o-mutton sleeve; Preparation of samples for record

20

3. Creating different Collars: Developing collars using bodice blocks- Peter par Collar, Mandarin, Scalloped, Sailor Collar; Preparation of samples for record

20

4. Women’s wear: Drafting, Cutting and stitching -Six gore Saree Petticoat, Saree Blouse, Kameez, Shalwar or Chudidar Pyjama

20

5. Designing garments for different age groups: Designing garment styles suitable for children, adolescents, men and women and rendering them in colour Collection of dress designs and adaptation of the same to new designs

20

6. Garment Costing: Estimating the material requirement for different garments stitched, and calculating the cost of finished garments.

15


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PART- B – VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS PAPER-II TRADITIONAL TEXTILES




Weightage in marks

Short Answer

Questions

Problem Questions

1. Study of Motifs: Types of Motifs - Geometric, Natural Abstract, Stylized,; types of layouts-Side and half drop, Border, all over. Mofits of India - Styles & color combinations

25 16 2 2

2. Hand Woven Fabrics of India: Study of Dacca Muslins, Chanderi, Potala, Paithani, Pitambari, Himurs, Armus, Baluchar, Buttedar, Pochampalli; Motifs used, colours used in these textiles

30 18 3 2

3. Traditional Dyed, Painted and Printed textiles of India: Bandhani’s, Kalamkari, Madhubani Batik and other resist dyed textiles; Printed textiles of Rajasthan; Process, Designs and colours used for different types mentioned above

35 18 3 2

4. Traditional Embroidered textiles of India: Banjara, Kutch, Kasheeda, Kasuti, Kantha, Chikunkari, Chambarumals, Pulkari

20 16 2 2


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PRACTICAL


S.No Name of the Unit No. of


Short Answer

Questions

Problem Questions

1. Motifs: Collection of designs and identification of different types of Motifs - Geometric, Natural Abstract, Stylized,; types of layouts-Side and half drop, Border, all over. Creating different designs for record

15

2. Stencil Printing: With traditional and stylized motifs for pillow cover and tray cloth and fabric painting.

20

3. Simple Dyeing: Dyeing fabrics with direct dyes

20

4. Tie and Dye: Techniques, Making 10 samples (5" x 5") (with Direct Dye)

30

5. Embroidered textiles: Creating traditional designs for different end uses; sample making of any two types of traditional embroideries for record

25

6. Visit to museum/ trade shows 5


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PART- B – VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS PAPER-III FASHION GARMENT DESIGNING

THEORY Periods / week: 05 Periods / year :110



Weightage in marks

Short Answer

Questions

Problem Questions

1 Designing through flat pattern technique: Principles; terminology Material used; Techniques followed

10 8 1 1

2 Designing through draping Basic tools, Principles of draping

20 10 2 1

3 Fashion Scenario

10 8 1 1

4 Status of Indian apparel Industry

10 8 1 1

5 Fashion Accessories: Bags, Shoes, Jewellery, Hats, Scarves, Ties, Belts and buckles; Terminology used in each; Various Designs

20 10 2 1

6 Study on different costumes styles of India a) Andhra Pradesh b) Tamilnadu c) Karnataka e) Maharashtra f) Punjab g) Rajasthan h) Kashmir i) Gujarat

20 16 2 2

7 Fashion Merchandising and Marketing: Basic terminology, Core Concepts, Product development, Product Pricing, Branded versus unbranded items

20 8 1 1


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PRACTICALS Periods / week: 05 Periods / year :115



Weightage in marks

Short Answer

Questions

Problem Questions

Sketching garments and garment details Sketching different Neckline, Collars, Sleeves, Skirts, Pants, Blouses, Over Coats, Cowls

25

Fashion Accessories: Sketching accessories- bags, hats, shoes, scarves, belts and buckles

25

Themes profiles: Developing various themes and designing garment lines with swatch board, colour board based on forecast for different seasons adopting traditional costumes of india

25

Designing through flat pattern technique: Principles; terminology Material used; Techniques followed

20

Designing through draping Basic tools, Principles of draping

20


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MODEL QUESTION PAPERS



THEORY Time: 3 hrs Max. Marks: 50

SECTION – A 10 x 2 = 20 Note: (i) Answer all questions.

(ii) Each question carries two marks.

1. Mention the general tools used in garment construction 2. How do you thread the sewing machine? 3. Write about uneven and even stitches 4. What is a bound seam? Where do you use it? 5. List out the tucks used in garments. 6. Where do you use tailored placket? 7. Write about bias facing. 8. Write about press buttons. 9. What are the types of paper patterns used in garment construction?

10. How do you take round chest measurements? SECTION - B 5 x 6 = 30

Note: (i) Answer any five questions.

(ii) Each question carries six marks. 11. Explain in detail the measuring tools used in garment construction. 12. Write about the minor defects and their repair in sewing machine. 13. Write about the various permanent stitches in hemming, 14. Explain with the help of a diagram about french seam and run and fell seam. 15. What is fullness? Explain about gathering and ruffles. 16. Write about continuous placket and indicate its usage. 17. How do you finish neckline with bias binding? 18. Explain the contents of paper patterns and its uses?


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1. What is cohesiveness? 2. What is a staple fibre? 3. List out the types of yarns. 4. Write any four physical properties of polyester. 5. List out the types of wool. 6. Write about any four chemical properties of cotton. 7. What is spinning? 8. What are the chemicals required for manufacturing rayon? 9. Write about yarn twist.

10. Write about laced fabrics.

SECTION - B 5 x 6 = 30 Note: (i) Answer any five questions.

(ii) Each question carries six marks.

11. Explain in detail the physical and chemical properties of silk. 12. Explain the classification of textile fibres. 13. Write about simple yarn, double yarn and ply yarn. 14. Write in detail about weaving process 15. Write about mechanical finish- calendaring 16. Write about the following – count, elasticity, absorbency 17. Explain in detail the process of mercerization finish 18. Explain in detail the physical and thermal properties of rayon


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PART- B – VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS PAPER-III FASHION & APPAREL DESIGNING

THEORY

Time: 3 hrs Max. Marks: 50 SECTION – A 10 x 2 = 20

Note: (i) Answer all questions.


1. What are the elements of design?

2. What is Rhythm?

3. Write about silhouette

4. Write about value and hue.

5. Write about fashion magazine?

6. What is harmony?

7. Mention the primary colors

8. Who is a fashion designer?

9. What is fad?

10. List out fashion services



11. Explain in detail about introducing texture in design.

12. Explain about emphasis in apparel designing.

13. Write about any two color harmonies.

14. Explain the classification of fashion.

15. Illustrate a design basing on ‘spring’ season.

16. How do films and news papers promote fashion?

17. Write about fashion theories

18. Write about any two fashion designers and their work in fashion industry


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PART- B – VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS PAPER-I ADVANCED DRESS DESIGNING




1. What is a flat pattern? 2. How do you handle velvet material? 3. How do you select clothing for adults? 4. Name the variations of puff sleeve and where do you use it? 5. What is a yoke? 6. List out the terms used in collar. 7. Write about grading. 8. Write about laying in garment industry. 9. How do you take care of georgette fabric while cutting?

10. Indicate the colors suitable for children’s clothing?



11. Write about raglan sleeve. 12. How do you create variety in yoke for dresses? 13. Write about different collars used in garments. 14. Explain in detail the method of grading basic slopers. 15. Explain the method of sewing and finishing equipments used in garment industries. 16. How do you select clothing according to age, figure and fashion? 17. What are the advantages and disadvantages of draping techniques? 18. Write about the following:

a. Drafting b. Pile fabrics c. Usage of Bishop sleeve


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THEORY

Time: 3 hrs Max. Marks: 50 SECTION – A 10 x 2 = 20

Note: (i) Answer all questions.


1. What is a natural motif?

2. What is a border design?

3. List out the designs used in Tie and dye.

4. Write about Chanderi sarees

5. Draw a geometrical design suitable for block printing

6. What is himru?

7. Mention the stitches used in Phulkari.

8. What is kantha work?

9. List out the types in Madhubani textiles.

10. Write about the designs used in pochampalli.

SECTION - B 5 x 6 = 30

Note: (i) Answer any five questions. (ii) Each question carries six marks

11. What is bandhani? Write about the designs and techniques in bandhani. 12. Draw an abstract designs suitable for bedsheets.

13. Write in detail about techniques in stencil printing.

14. Explain about Kalamkari.

15. Write in detail about Kasuti.

16. Write in detail about Baluchar butedar.

17. Explain the types of layouts in a motif

18. Discuss Chambal rumal


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1. What are the activities of merchandise manager?

2. What is couture?

3. Mention about apparel industry.

4. What is

a. Ethnic b. Folk c. Costume

5. What is meant by unbranded goods?

6. Mention the draping process.

7. Mention the costume of Coorg women

8. What is Angavastra?

9. Mention the upper costumes used by gents in Andhra Pradesh

10. What are the accessories used in kashmiri costumes

SECTION - B 5 x 6 = 30

Note: (i) Answer any five questions. (ii) Each question carries six marks

11. Explain about the basic tools used for draping.

12. Write about fashion accessories used by women.

13. Write in detail about costume of Punjab.

14. Write briefly about the status of apparel industry.

15. Explain briefly about the costumes of Rajasthan

16. What do you know about the fashion scenario? Explain briefly.

17. How does fashion accessories like jewellery, ties benefit in fashion designing

18. Explain in detail about the female costumes of Maharashtra.


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LIST OF PARTICIPANTS: 1. Dr.D.Anitha, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Associate Professor & Head, Department of Apparel & Textiles, College of Home Science, ANGRAU, Hyderabad.

2. Smt.R.Manjula Vani, M.Sc [Textiles] JL in Commercial Garment Making, Government Vocational Junior College, Bazarghat, Hyderabad.

3. Sri Ramana, General Manager, Pokarna Fashions, Gundlapochampalli, Hyderabad.

4. B.GNANA SAGAR, Professor [FAC] S.I.V.E.& Deputy Director, O/o the Commissioner of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad


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LIST OF EQUIPMENTS

List of equipment for Commercial Garment Designing & Making:

1. Sewing Machines tailor model 20 Nos.

2. Zig Zag and Embroidery machine 4 Nos.

3. Fashion Maker 1 Nos.

4. Button hole making machine 1 no.

5. Overlook Machine 1 No.

6. Mass cutting Machine 1 No.

7. Mass Cutting Table 1 No. (Big size)

8. Cutting Tables 6 nos.

9. Meter scales 20 Nos.

10. Ironing tables 5 nos.

11. Irons 6 nos.

12. Scissors

(a) large 20 nos.

(b) medium 20 nos.

(c) Small 20 nos.

13. Pinking shears 5 nos.

14. L-Scale 10 nos.

15. Tracing wheels 20 nos.

16. Measuring tape 20 Nos.

17. Stools (wood) 20 nos.

18. Staff table and chair 2 nos.

19. Looking Mirror 2 nos.

20. Cub-boards-stools 2 nos.

21. Student chairs and tables

for classes 20 sets (Theory classes)

22. Computers 5 nos.

23. Stainless Steel vessels with lid (large size) 2 nos

24. Saree Rollers 1 set


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List of On the Job Training Sites:

I. a) (G.P.W.) Government Polytechnic for women - Guntur

b) (G.P.W.) Government Polytechnic for women (Minority) L.B.Nagar

c) GDSTC - Secunderabad

d) GGVI - Secunderabad

II. College of Home Science - Hyderabad Angrau.

III. NIFT - Hyderabad

IV. APCO - Hyderabad (Narayanaguda)

V. Line Departments - Handlooms, DRDA Women & Child Welfare

VI. Boutiques - Area Specific

VII. All Apparel Industries

1. Huwat Units - Visakhapatnam

2. Chermas - Hyderabad

3. 8th Wonder- Viskhaptnam

4. Mellinium Unit - Anakapalli

5. Kandukuri Garments - Kawali

6. Karthik Exports - Hyderabad

7. Logo Apparel - Hyderabad

8. Fantoosh - Hyderabad

9. Government Apparel Units - Rajahmundry

10. Government Apparel Units - Kakinada

11. Government Apparel Units – Visakhapatnam


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Teaching Staff Qualifications :

Must possess a second class degree of M.Sc Textiles and Clothing (Home Science) with not less than 50% of marks of a university in India established or incorporated by or under a central Act, State Act or a Provincial Act or an institution recognised by the University Grants Commission or an equivalent qualification. (GoMs.No.302, Education (IE.I) Dept., dated 30.12.1993)

Vertical Mobility

1. B.Sc(Hons). Home Science with bridge course, ANGRAU

2. B.SC(Hons) Fashion Technology, ANGRAU

3. B.Sc. (Home Science)

4. Any other degree .

Equivalency: In the new curriculum 2012 there is no equivalency paper to any paper. Hence the old syllabi students will be given two chances to clear their backlogs (i.e. March & ASE 2013) for I year and (March & ASE 2014) for II year.


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XI. List of Reference Books:

1. Textile fiber and their use-Hess.

2. Fundamentals of textiles and their care - Susheela Dautyagi

3. Household textiles & haundry Work - Deerga Deulkar

4. Modern Textiles - Dorothy Lyle

5. How would you look and dress - Bytra Carson

6. The standard hand book of Textiles - AJ Hall

7. Introduction to textiles - E.E. stout

8. Fashion and Fabrics - Rathboya - Tarpley

9. Dress Pattern Designing - N.Bray

10. A Manual for Children Clothing - Mrs. Pandit

11. Family Clothing _ Tate and Gillson

12. Textile Fabrics and their selection

13. Clothing for moderns - Erwin and Kichener

14. Practical clothing construction _ Mary Mathews (Part-I)

15. Practical Clothing Construction _ Mary Mathews (part- I)

16. Basic Process of clothing construction _ Doongaji and Deshpande

17. Commercial Method of Cutting - V.B. Jeevekar

18. Pocket Book of Cutting-V.B. Jeevekar

Magazines :

1. Apparel on line

2. Clothes line

3. Vogue

Documents

Vocational Curriculum – 2012bieap.gov.in/Pdf/26fashionandgarmentmaking_402_BIE.pdf · Fashion Garment Making Course 1 ... Bound & Counter Seam Seam Finishes - Pinked, Edge Stitch,