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Fashion design student work ( Dezyne e' cole college)

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Stencil printing involves cutting design areas from coated sheets and applying color through the cutouts. Screen printing uses a mesh fabric screen stretched over a frame, with the design areas cut out of an overlaying film. Color is squeezed through the open areas of the screen onto the fabric below. Smocking involves gathering fabric into intricate stitch patterns to reduce its width and add texture. It requires three times the initial width of fabric. Ribbon work involves weaving and binding ribbon to create fabric accents without the need for high quality ribbon. Block printing uses carved blocks to stamp dye directly onto fabric laid flat. Tie dye involves tying fabric in areas before dyeing, so those areas remain undyed and create a pattern. Qu

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FABRIC COLOURING STENCIL PRINTING In stencil printing, design areas are cut from sheets of paper coated with expensive and thus gave rise to screen printing. is applied by hand with a brush or sprayed. Stencil work was slow and prepared for each colour.The stencil is placed on a fabric and colour oil, wax or varnish or from thin sheets of metal. A separate stencil is SMOCKING Cable stitch, Stem stitch, Outline stitch ,Cable flowerette ,Wave stitch, Smocking may be done in many sophisticated patterns : as the finished item will have.The fabric should be lightweight fabric of its original width, although changes are sometimes lesser with usually involves reducing the dimensions of a piece of fabric to 1/3rd Smocking refers to work done before a garment is assembled. It tightness. Smocking requires three times the width of initial material thick fabrics. Individual smocking stitches also vary considerably in with a stable weave that gathers well. Honeycomb stitch , Surface honeycomb stitch ,Trellis stitch ,Vandyke stitch ,Bullion stitch. These make wonderful adornments for hats and other clothing items that do not need is often used.Some of the most exquisite and interesting floral designs are crafted Ribbon weaving is fascinating. Using a board and pins, you weave ribbon back RIBBON WORK Ribbonwork does not require silk or even high grade/fine synthetic ribbon, although it out of satin, velvet, moiré, wired rayon and novelty ribbons. and forth, then bind with an interfacing to create fabric for pillows, clothing and accents. to be laundered. Folded and stitched ribbon flowers are also very commonly SCREEN PRINTING The screen is made by covering a frame with a fine, strong mesh fabric of silk thread ,metal , nylon or polyester. .with a film. The design areasThis fabric mesh is then covered are cut of the film. The design areas are cut out of the film, leave the fine mesh open for thedyestufftopassthroughandprintthefabric.Thesqueezeeisusedtomovethedyeacross thesreenandforcethecolourthroughtheopenareasonthefabric.1screenispreparedforeach colour. The size of the screen must be large enough to include atleast one repeat pattern. Screen printing is desirable for the for the production of large patterns and for fabrics that require considerable dye, such as uncutpile. Block printing is a hand process; it is probably the oldest techique for stamped on the fabric . More than one colour print is possible, but a block. The block is dipped in a shallow pan of dye paste and decorating textiles. It is expensive and slow. A pattern is carved on BLOCK PRINTING a separate block is needed for each colour. Block printing is a form of direct printing here the fabric is laid flat on a smooth padded surface and anchored securely. Extra pressure is exerted on the block to exert clear colour. TIE AND DYE Tie and Dye is a hand process in which the fabric is tied in certain areas with threads or strings. This is then dyed, and the strings are removed, leaving certain areas undyed, thus forming a design. Tie and Dye is a hand process in which the fabric is tied in certain areas with threads or strings. This is then dyed, and the strings are removed, leaving certain areas undyed, thus forming a design. QUILTING A rocking, straight or running stitchis commonly used and these stitches can be purely Quilting is a sewing method done to join two or more layers of material put together to make a thicker padded material. Quilting can be done by hand ,by sewing machine, or by specialist long arm quilting system The process of quilting uses a needle and thread to join two or more layers of material to make a Quilt. Typically quilting is done with 3 layers of top fabric or quilt top, batting or insulating material and backing material. functional or decorative and elaborate. Quilting is done to create bed spreads ,art quilt wall hangings, clothing , and variety of textile product Embroidery is the art or handicraft of decorating fabric or the other material with needle and thread or yarn. embroidery may also incorporate other A characterstics of embroidery is that the basic techniques or stitches of the earliest work-chain stitch, buttonhole or blanket stitch, running stitch, Embroidery can be done from machines.Machine embroidery arised in the early stage of Industrial Revolution. EMBROIDERY material. satin stitch, cross stitch remains the fundamental technique of hand embroidery. METALLIC EMBROIDERY Metallic and metal thread work offer infinite creative option for today’s embroiderer. Metal Thread in textile decoration owes its importance to the symbolic signoficance attached. Gold represents the magical power of the sun. Modern Technology and knowledge of fiber construction has enabled to create metallic threads that are soft easy to use non-tarnishing. Metallic Threads are used today in many different stitches. The work done wit metallic thread is vey attractive. Colour is a visual sensation. Colour can add be added to the textile object by either dyes or pigments. Dyes are molecules that can be dissolved in water or some other carrier so that they will penetrate into the fibre. a small amount of dye will colour large quantities of fabric. a small amount of dye will colour large quantities of fabric. Dyes are also used for printing. Textile printing is a process of applying colour to fabric in definite pattern or design. Pigments are insoluble colour particles that are held on to the surface of the fabric by abinding agent. Their application is quick, simple and economical. Any colour can be used on any fibre, because the pigments are held on mechanically. METHODSOFFABRICCOLOURINGANDFABRICDECORATION
SAMPLES OF FABRIC COLOURING AND FABRIC DECORATION Block Printing And Metallic Thread Embroidery Ribbon Work And Stencil Printing Tie And Dye Embroidery

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Fashion design student work ( Dezyne e' cole college)

  • 1. FABRIC COLOURING STENCIL PRINTING In stencil printing, design areas are cut from sheets of paper coated with expensive and thus gave rise to screen printing. is applied by hand with a brush or sprayed. Stencil work was slow and prepared for each colour.The stencil is placed on a fabric and colour oil, wax or varnish or from thin sheets of metal. A separate stencil is SMOCKING Cable stitch, Stem stitch, Outline stitch ,Cable flowerette ,Wave stitch, Smocking may be done in many sophisticated patterns : as the finished item will have.The fabric should be lightweight fabric of its original width, although changes are sometimes lesser with usually involves reducing the dimensions of a piece of fabric to 1/3rd Smocking refers to work done before a garment is assembled. It tightness. Smocking requires three times the width of initial material thick fabrics. Individual smocking stitches also vary considerably in with a stable weave that gathers well. Honeycomb stitch , Surface honeycomb stitch ,Trellis stitch ,Vandyke stitch ,Bullion stitch. These make wonderful adornments for hats and other clothing items that do not need is often used.Some of the most exquisite and interesting floral designs are crafted Ribbon weaving is fascinating. Using a board and pins, you weave ribbon back RIBBON WORK Ribbonwork does not require silk or even high grade/fine synthetic ribbon, although it out of satin, velvet, moiré, wired rayon and novelty ribbons. and forth, then bind with an interfacing to create fabric for pillows, clothing and accents. to be laundered. Folded and stitched ribbon flowers are also very commonly SCREEN PRINTING The screen is made by covering a frame with a fine, strong mesh fabric of silk thread ,metal , nylon or polyester. .with a film. The design areasThis fabric mesh is then covered are cut of the film. The design areas are cut out of the film, leave the fine mesh open for thedyestufftopassthroughandprintthefabric.Thesqueezeeisusedtomovethedyeacross thesreenandforcethecolourthroughtheopenareasonthefabric.1screenispreparedforeach colour. The size of the screen must be large enough to include atleast one repeat pattern. Screen printing is desirable for the for the production of large patterns and for fabrics that require considerable dye, such as uncutpile. Block printing is a hand process; it is probably the oldest techique for stamped on the fabric . More than one colour print is possible, but a block. The block is dipped in a shallow pan of dye paste and decorating textiles. It is expensive and slow. A pattern is carved on BLOCK PRINTING a separate block is needed for each colour. Block printing is a form of direct printing here the fabric is laid flat on a smooth padded surface and anchored securely. Extra pressure is exerted on the block to exert clear colour. TIE AND DYE Tie and Dye is a hand process in which the fabric is tied in certain areas with threads or strings. This is then dyed, and the strings are removed, leaving certain areas undyed, thus forming a design. Tie and Dye is a hand process in which the fabric is tied in certain areas with threads or strings. This is then dyed, and the strings are removed, leaving certain areas undyed, thus forming a design. QUILTING A rocking, straight or running stitchis commonly used and these stitches can be purely Quilting is a sewing method done to join two or more layers of material put together to make a thicker padded material. Quilting can be done by hand ,by sewing machine, or by specialist long arm quilting system The process of quilting uses a needle and thread to join two or more layers of material to make a Quilt. Typically quilting is done with 3 layers of top fabric or quilt top, batting or insulating material and backing material. functional or decorative and elaborate. Quilting is done to create bed spreads ,art quilt wall hangings, clothing , and variety of textile product Embroidery is the art or handicraft of decorating fabric or the other material with needle and thread or yarn. embroidery may also incorporate other A characterstics of embroidery is that the basic techniques or stitches of the earliest work-chain stitch, buttonhole or blanket stitch, running stitch, Embroidery can be done from machines.Machine embroidery arised in the early stage of Industrial Revolution. EMBROIDERY material. satin stitch, cross stitch remains the fundamental technique of hand embroidery. METALLIC EMBROIDERY Metallic and metal thread work offer infinite creative option for today’s embroiderer. Metal Thread in textile decoration owes its importance to the symbolic signoficance attached. Gold represents the magical power of the sun. Modern Technology and knowledge of fiber construction has enabled to create metallic threads that are soft easy to use non-tarnishing. Metallic Threads are used today in many different stitches. The work done wit metallic thread is vey attractive. Colour is a visual sensation. Colour can add be added to the textile object by either dyes or pigments. Dyes are molecules that can be dissolved in water or some other carrier so that they will penetrate into the fibre. a small amount of dye will colour large quantities of fabric. a small amount of dye will colour large quantities of fabric. Dyes are also used for printing. Textile printing is a process of applying colour to fabric in definite pattern or design. Pigments are insoluble colour particles that are held on to the surface of the fabric by abinding agent. Their application is quick, simple and economical. Any colour can be used on any fibre, because the pigments are held on mechanically. METHODSOFFABRICCOLOURINGANDFABRICDECORATION
  • 2. SAMPLES OF FABRIC COLOURING AND FABRIC DECORATION Block Printing And Metallic Thread Embroidery Ribbon Work And Stencil Printing Tie And Dye Embroidery