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    This document outlines a textile lecture curriculum for diploma students over 30 classes. It covers topics like fiber properties, classification of natural and man-made fibers, spinning, weaving processes and looms, knitting, tie dye, batik, printing, finishes, and traditional Indian embroideries. Students will learn about fiber properties, yarn formation, fabric structures, processing techniques, and traditional textile crafts of India through lectures, demonstrations, assignments and required portfolio elements. Reference books and expected visits to related institutions are also listed. The goal is to provide students a comprehensive overview of textile science and traditional textile crafts of India.

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    This document outlines a textile lecture curriculum for diploma students over 30 classes. It covers topics like fiber properties, classification of natural and man-made fibers, spinning, weaving processes and looms, knitting, tie dye, batik, printing, finishes, and traditional Indian embroideries. Students will learn about fiber properties, yarn formation, fabric structures, processing techniques, and traditional textile crafts of India through lectures, demonstrations, assignments and required portfolio elements. Reference books and expected visits to related institutions are also listed. The goal is to provide students a comprehensive overview of textile science and traditional textile crafts of India.

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    Textile Lectures for Diploma Batches

    Textiles
    REFRENCE
    TOPIC CLASS BOOK PAGE NO.
    Introduction of textiles. 1
    Fibre properties: primary and secondary ( excluding
    cross section and longitudinal sections of the fibres)
    Fiber to
    Classification of fibres. 1 Fabric 3 to 15
    Natural fibers-cotton, linen, jute, wool & silk. 1 Textiles 33 to 53
    Man made fibers-
    nylon,rayon,accetate,acrylic,polyester,misc. fibers
    Essentials of
    No details of manufacturing process 1 textiles 53 to 62
    Burning test
    Fiber to
    Spinning: Formation of yarn – ring spinning process. 1 Fabric 15 to 52
    Properties of yarns
    Yarn count definition
    yarn twist- S&Z,
    Essentials of
    fabric classification-weaving, knits and non woven 1 textiles 133
    Unit test 1
    Weaving- parts of loom & basic weaves. 2 Textiles 68 to 80
    Types of weaves- basic & repeat (with ribbon or
    paper)
    Decorative weave.
    Brief of power looms 4 Textiles 82 to 103
    Visit to weavers service centre 1
    Knitting in brief: types of needles, types of knitting.
    Comparison of weaving and knitting. 1
    Fiber to
    Tie and dye demonstration. 1 Fabric 104 to115
    Dyeing- types of procedures
    Fiber to
    Batik demonstrations. 2 Fabric 201 to 215
    Printing theory: types, details 1    
    Pre treatment processes & block printing demo. 2    
    Fiber to
    Textile finishes: classification, details
    1 Fabric 158 to 180

    TOTAL CLASSES 21
    Traditional Embroideries
    REFRENCE PAGE
    TOPIC CLASS
    BOOK NO.
    Presentations on embroideries 1
    Introduction to embroidery and basic stitches 1
    Traditional textiles and embroidery.(kasuti) 1    
    Traditional textiles and embroidery.(chikankari- 5stitches) 1    
    Traditional textiles and embroidery.(kantha-4 stitches) 1    
    Traditional textiles and embroidery.(phulkari- 2 stitches,
    kashida -2 stitches) 1    
    Traditional textiles and embroidery.(kathiwar- 4to 5
    stitches) 1    
    Traditional textiles and embroidery.(mochi bharat,4 types
    of mirror attachment) 1    
    Extra class 1    

    TOTAL CLASSES 9

    Details of portfolio:
    1. Size of portfolio: A3
    2. Fibre property chart
    3. Burning test
    4. Graphical and ribbon representation of types of weaves: plain, rib- horizontal and
    vertical, basket, twill- right hand, left hand, pointed and herring bone, satin and
    sateen.
    5. Woven fabric samples with details
    6. Tie and dyed samples: one of each technique (12 techniques) and 1 combination.
    7. Block printed samples: 7
    8. Batik samples: 4
    9. One design sheet per embroidery
    10. One inspirational motif placement sheets
    11. One embroidery motif sample sheet. Small samples representing the stitches of
    that embroidery are to be attached.
    12. An article to be prepared by the students using a combination of the taught
    techniques.

    Visits

    1. weavers service centre


    2. crafts museum
    3. jaipur
    4. export house, power looms

    Reference Books-
    1. Textiles – Sarah Kadolph
    2. Fiber to fabric- Cobman
    3. Essentials of textiles- Marjory and Joseph

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