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    The document outlines the requirements for candidates submitting work in textile design. Candidates can submit work in printed and/or dyed fabrics, constructed textiles, or fashion. For printed fabrics, candidates should demonstrate techniques like block, screen, and discharge printing and be familiar with dyeing processes. For constructed textiles, candidates may show stitching, knotting, looping, or weaving techniques. For fashion, candidates should understand garment construction and fashion design, though final garments are not required. Supporting portfolios should include sketches, designs, samples and photos, and demonstrate an awareness of cultural and historical context.

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    The document outlines the requirements for candidates submitting work in textile design. Candidates can submit work in printed and/or dyed fabrics, constructed textiles, or fashion. For printed fabrics, candidates should demonstrate techniques like block, screen, and discharge printing and be familiar with dyeing processes. For constructed textiles, candidates may show stitching, knotting, looping, or weaving techniques. For fashion, candidates should understand garment construction and fashion design, though final garments are not required. Supporting portfolios should include sketches, designs, samples and photos, and demonstrate an awareness of cultural and historical context.

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    The document outlines the requirements for candidates submitting work in textile design. Candidates can submit work in printed and/or dyed fabrics, constructed textiles, or fashion. For printed fabrics, candidates should demonstrate techniques like block, screen, and discharge printing and be familiar with dyeing processes. For constructed textiles, candidates may show stitching, knotting, looping, or weaving techniques. For fashion, candidates should understand garment construction and fashion design, though final garments are not required. Supporting portfolios should include sketches, designs, samples and photos, and demonstrate an awareness of cultural and historical context.

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    The document outlines the requirements for candidates submitting work in textile design. Candidates can submit work in printed and/or dyed fabrics, constructed textiles, or fashion. For printed fabrics, candidates should demonstrate techniques like block, screen, and discharge printing and be familiar with dyeing processes. For constructed textiles, candidates may show stitching, knotting, looping, or weaving techniques. For fashion, candidates should understand garment construction and fashion design, though final garments are not required. Supporting portfolios should include sketches, designs, samples and photos, and demonstrate an awareness of cultural and historical context.

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    6. Textile Design
    Candidates can submit work in any of the media outlined below for any of the
    four components.
    Candidates should demonstrate an expressive, decorative or functional
    response through the use of fabrics, dyes and fibres. Within this area,
    candidates should be encouraged to explore a range of techniques, where
    available, such as traditional or new media or a combination of both.
    Candidates should develop their own designs and realise their finished work to
    a high standard. They may produce work in one area but should show
    knowledge of other areas. They need not produce garments, but function and
    suitability of design should be considered.
    Supporting portfolios may contain sketches, designs, samples and
    photographs. There should be an awareness of culture and historical factors
    appropriate to their chosen area.
    Within this area, candidates may produce work in any of the following
    specialisms:
    Printed and/or Dyed
    Candidates should be aware of the variety of different media, such as
    commercial fabric paints, fabric painting inks and application methods. For the
    printed application, candidates are expected to show a range of techniques for
    transferring image to fabric, such as block, screen and discharge printing.
    Dyed application requires the candidate to be familiar with a range of
    processes such as batik, silk painting and tie and dye. Candidates should also
    be familiar with dipping and spraying.
    Constructed
    Candidates should demonstrate an understanding of either natural and/or
    synthetic yarns, and how they can be used through stitching, knotting and
    looping. Candidates could use experimentation with alternative media such as
    plastic, paper and wire, and investigate the properties of these techniques such
    as folding, cutting and fusing. Candidates could show a variety of constructed
    techniques such as embroidery, weaving or appliqu.

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    Fashion
    Candidates should demonstrate how fabric and fibres are used in a fashion
    context. Candidates should be familiar with a range of processes such as
    garment construction, accessories, and fashion design and body adornment.
    Candidates do not have to produce final made garments but should be mindful
    of the techniques appropriate to this specialism.

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