This term is not uncommon to any of us. The subject introduces the student to the world of Weaves, Fibers, Textiles, Embroidery, Block Printing, Tie & Dye, Stylized Clothing and so on. To get hands on experience of this industry, the student has to first learn to be a 'tailor' i.e. he is provided with the knowledge of basic cuts and drapes with endless variations. Further on comes the knowledge of his tool - the sewing machine. A research project including a local area study, a craft documentation and a state study gives the student an insight into an understanding of the clothing trends. At the end, the student will make a display of his work to the jury. Along with the actual display, the student is also required to make the presentation in the form of a portfolio. Following up is the Industrial Training with an established Garment related Organization for a period of 2 months. Subsequently to be handled is the Final Project, which gets awarded with a certificate on successful completion.

Semester 1 and Semester 2
Basic Design

Semester 3
Nature, Figure and Object Sketching
Texture Study
Pencil Strokes
Form Compositions
Colour Wheels
Warm-Cool
Collage
Contrast-Harmony

Semester 4
Tint-Tone-Shade
Water Colour
Grey Scale
Grid Study
Line Composition
Shade Card
Colour Interaction

Semester 5
Nature Study & Simplification
Word Expression
Area Documentation
Photography
Fashion Journal

Semester 6
Textile Notes
Drapery Study
Weaving Samples
Stitching Samples

Semester 7
Craft Documentation
Embroidery Journal
Natural Dyes
Block Printing
Screen Printing
Stitching of Outfits

Semester 8
Dress Design
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