Surface Ornamentation (Practical)

Surface Ornamentation (Practical) [1]

Paper Code:

25FSD126

Credits:

Contact Hours:

90.00

Max. Marks:

100.00

Objective:

This course will familiarize students with various techniques of surface ornamentation for value addition and enable them to apply these surface enrichments to apparel and home furnishings.

Course Outcomes:

CO 30 Create and illustrate the layouts for the products related to home textiles.

CO 31 Plan, design and create different hand embroideries for samples/products development.

CO 32 Develop product using dyeing and printing techniques according to industrial need.

CO 33 Compile comprehensive practical record and submission related to various surface ornamentation techniques

CO 34 cultivate verbal communication skills to converse effectively.

CO 35 Contribute effective in course specific interaction.

CONTENT

I: Basis Hand Stitches: (16 Hours)

Design & develop samples using below mentioned stitches in combination Stem, Chain, Herringbone, Cross stitch, Fish Bone, Lazy dazy, Satin, Fly, French Knot, Bullion Knot, Mirror work

II: Traditional hand Embroideries: (16 Hours)
Illustrate & collect motifs for the following embroideries.

Kantha of Bengal, Phulkari of Punjab, Mochi bharat of Gujarat, Kashida of Kashmir, Chikankari of Uttar Pradesh, Kasuti of Karnataka, Chamba Rumal.

III: Layouts: Illustrate all over, Border, corner, centre layouts for the following products (16 Hours)

Design handkerchief
Table cloth
Table runner
Cushion cover

IV: Other techniques: Design & develop samples using the following techniques. (32 Hours)

Tie and Dye
Batik,
Stencil,
Screen
Block printing

V: Design and develop any one product in apparel or home furnishing using any of the above techniques in combination. The product/ sample should be approved by the concerned faculty. (10 Hours)

Note: The developed product should be displayed accordingly in the department exhibition. Photographs during the exhibition should be documented in Portfolio.

Essential Readings:

Naik, Shailaja D. (1996) Traditional Embroideries of India, APH Publishing Corporation, New Delhi.
Embroidery In Asia Sui Dhaga: Crossing Boundaries Through Needle & Thread Hardcover-1 January 2010
Embroidered Textiles: A World guide To Traditional Patterns Paperback- October2010
Crill, R. (1999). Indian Embroidery. Prakash Book Depot, New Delhi.
Sumathi, G.J. (2002) Elements of Fashion and Apparel Design New Age International Publishers, New Delhi.
Reader’s Digest. A Complete Guide of Sewing. The Reader’s Digest Association Ltd., London.
Prayag, R.S. (1998). Technology of Textile Printing.Shree J. Printers, Pune

References:

Suggested Readings:

Ghosh, G. K.and Ghosh, S. (1995) Indian Textiles (Past and Present). APH Publishing Corporation, New Delhi.
Mills, Jane and Smith, Janet K. (1996). Design Concepts, Fairchild Publications, New York.
Meller, S. [2]&Elffers, J. [3](2002), Textile Designs: 200 Years of Patterns for Printed Fabrics Arranged by Motif, Colour, Period and Design, Thames & Hudson.

E-Resources:

https://www.indiandesignleague.com/Dyeing-and-Fabric%20printing [4]

Reference Journals:

Examination Scheme

Continuous Assessment		Distribution of Marks (Practical Record/Submission)		Semester End Exam
Component	Marks	Component	Marks	Component	Marks
Classroom Submission & Practical Record	20	Traditional hand Embroideries/Basic Stitches	05	Submission	20
Classroom Submission & Practical Record	20	Layouts	05	Product Illustration and designing	10
Test	05	Other techniques	05	Product development using Hand embroideries	15
Test	05	Product development	05	Product development using Dyeing & Printing techniques	20
Attendance	05	Product development	05	Viva Voce	05
Total	30	Total	20	Total	70

Academic Year:

2025-26 [7]

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