Course Name: Textile Basics
Course Code: FADN-5108
Credit Hours : 3(0-3)
Instructor: Rashid Maqsood
INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES :
- Define textile art and textile design
- Evaluate the methods and considerations that go into textile design
- Explain and discuss the processes of textile design amongst peers
- What are textiles and how do we create and use them?
Course Contents:
- Introduction to Textiles
- The role of Textile designer: Fabric Qualities
- Weaving
- Knitting
- Fiber Concepts
- Processes and finishes.
- Care instructions and labeling.
- Theme Based Project.
- Color schemes
- Color effects
- Color families and application
- Color contrast
- Development of theme
- Development of ornament for any target group
- Repeats
- Placement of motives
- Learning Different Textile Technique
- Basics of textile dyeing & printing
- Project (Theme based)
- Dyeing
- Printing
Recommended Books:
- Papanek, Victor (1971). Design for the Real World: Human Ecology and Social Change, New York, Pantheon Books.
- Linton, George E (1948) Applied Textiles : raw materials to finished fabrics, New York, Kathryn L.Hatch(1993)Textile Science, Minneapolis/Saint Paul : West Publishing.
- Wingate, Isabel B, Textile Fabrics and their Selection, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall.
- Spencer, David J. (2001) Knitting Technology: a comprehensive handbook and practical guide, Lancaster, Pa.: Technomic Publishing.
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