Pattern Engineering and Dress Components detailed Syllabus for Garment Technology (DGT), C18 curriculum has been taken from the TSSBTET official website and presented for the diploma students. For Course Code, Course Name, Lectures, Tutorial, Practical/Drawing, Internal Marks, Max Marks, Total Marks, Min Marks and other information, do visit full semester subjects post given below.
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Prerequisites:
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Course Objective:
- Concepts of pattern engineering.
- Drafting, stitching, selection of dress components and handling of fabric made of various materials.
Course Outcome:
- Apply the techniques of pattern making to make different patterns.
- Identify and explain the different types of skirts and yokes.
- Analyze the type of pockets to be used based on location on garment and the procedure to make the pockets.
- Classify sleeves and explain the construction, use, based on fabric, garment trends.
- Categorize fabrics based on handling requirements and choose the correct method when using fabric for apparel construction.
- Explain the making of collars, uses of collars, application of collars on garments.
Unit 1 – Pattern Engineering
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Unit 2-Yokes and Skirts:
Yokes and skirts-Define yoke- areas on a garment where yokes are placed- factors considered in selection of yoke design- tips for creating variety in yoke design-the seams used for application of yokes-the process of making yokes with fullness- process of making yokes without fullness-Draw different yoke designs-measurements necessary for stitching skirts- fabrics suitable for making skirts-Estimate the fabric requirement for different types of skirts- procedure for drafting and stitching of minimum flare skirtprocess of making knife pleats skirt- process of making box pleat and inverted box pleat skirt- process of making circular, semi-circular and quarter circle skirts.- Wrap over skirt making – drafting and stitching skirt with uneven hemline. Drafting and stitching of skirt with yoke.
Unit 3 – Pockets
purpose of pocket- the ways of creating variety in pocket design- the criteria for selection of pocket design- the steps in making unlined patch pocket- the steps in making lined patch pocket- process of making All- in -one in-seam pocket- the process of making Separate in-seam pocket- the process of making Extension in-seam pocket- the construction of front hip pocket-the construction of bound pocket- location of pockets in garment- fabric calculation for making pockets- seams and stitches used in pocket making.
Unit 4 – Sleeves:
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Unit 5 – Handling of Fabrics
Handling of fabrics: Silk fabric: preparation to sewing: pattern, marking, cutting, underlining and lining, interfacing. Stitching and Handling: basting, thread and needle, stitch length and pressure, stitching, darts, seams and seam finishes, zipper closing, button holes, hems, pressing. Knit fabrics: preparation to sewing: pattern, shrinking, marking, cutting, underlining and lining, interfacing. stitching and handling: basting, thread and needle, stitch length and pressure, stitching, darts, seam blending, seam finishes, finishing the edges, waist line joining, waist band, button holes, hems, pressing . Wash and wear fabrics: preparation to sew: pattern, marking, cutting, interfacing, stitching and handling: -thread and needle, stitch length and pressure, stitching. Velvet, velveteen, corduroy: preparation to sew: pattern, fitting, marking, cutting, interfacing, underlining and lining, stitching and handling: basting, thread and needle, stitch length and pressure, stitching, seam finishes, darts, underlining and lining, zipper closing, hems, pressing. Lace fabric: preparation to sew: pattern, cutting, marking, underlining and lining, stitching and handling: basting, thread and needle, stitch length and pressure, stitching, darts, seams and seam finishes, seam blending, finishing the edges, zipper closing, fastenings, hems, pressing. separately.
Unit 6 – Collars
State the purpose of adding collar to the neckline of a garment- different ways of creating variety in collar designs- the factors to be considered in designing collar styles- factors to be considered in designing collar styles- classification of collars- general instructions followed while preparing patterns for different types of collars- three methods used for making collar patterns-drafting and application of collars- peter pan collar (one piece and two piece- partial roll peter pan collar- cape collar- scalloped collar- puritan collar- sailor collar- revere collar- square collar- rippled collar- shawl collar- flared jabotfull roll convertible collar- full shirt collar- Chinese collar- turtle neck collar- soft tailored collar
Recommended Books
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Course Outcome:
Pattern Engineering
- Define grain, on-grain, off-grain, selvedge.
- Explain importance of grain.
- Define drafting, flat pattern designing –
- List different types of patterns.
- State the advantages of drafting.
- List advantages of – commercial patterns
- Define draping.
- Explain the principles for pattern drafting.
- Explain the symbols / Markings on paper patterns.
- State the advantages of self-made paper patterns.
- Describe different fabric/pattern lay outs with examples- Length wise centrefold -off centre length wise fold -crosswise centrefold -off centre crosswise fold -double fold -combination fold -open layout .
- Define Pattern Alterations/grading.
- Explain the procedure to reduce the measurements of pattern- back bodice- bodice frontsleeve- skirt back- skirt front-enlarge the measurements of a pattern- bodice back- bodice frontsleeve- skirt back- skirt front.
Yokes and Skirts
- Define yoke
- List the areas on a garment where yokes are used.
- Explain the factors considered in selection of yoke design.
- Explain the tips for creating variety in yoke design.
- List the seams used for application of yokes.
- Explain the process of making yokes with fullness.
- Explain the process of making yokes without fullness.
- Draw different yoke designs.
- List the measurements necessary for stitching skirts.
- List the fabrics suitable for making skirts.
- Estimate the fabric requirement for different types of skirts.
- Explain the procedure for drafting and stitching of minimum flare skirt.
- Explain the process of making knife pleats skirt.
- Explain the process of making box pleat and inverted box pleat skirt.
- Explain the process of making circular, semicircular and quarter circle skirts.
- Explain the process of making wrap over skirt.
- Explain the drafting and stitching of skirt with uneven hemline.
- Explain the drafting and stitching of skirt with yoke.
Pockets
- State the purpose of pocket.
- Explain the ways of creating variety in pocket design.
- Explain the criteria for selection of pocket design.
- Explain the steps in making unlined patch pocket.
- Explain the steps in making lined patch pocket.
- Explain the process of making All- in -one in-seam pocket.
- Explain the process of making Separate in-seam pocket.
- Explain the process of making Extension in-seam pocket.
- Explain the construction of front hip pocket.
- Explain the construction of bound pocket.
Sleeves
- List the measurements necessary for making sleeves
- Give the classification of sleeves.
- Illustrate the drafting and stitching of plain sleeve.
- Illustrate the drafting and stitching of puff sleeve with gathers at top and bottom.
- Illustrate the drafting and stitching of puff sleeve with gathers at top only.
- Illustrate the drafting and stitching of puff sleeve with gathers at bottom only.
- Describe the drafting and stitching of bishop sleeve with illustrations.
- Describe the drafting of circular sleeve and leg-o-mutton sleeve with illustrations.
- Describe the drafting of raglan sleeve and kimono sleeve with illustrations.
- Describe the drafting of batwing sleeve and dolman sleeve with illustrations.
- Illustrate the process of making epaulet sleeve.
- Explain the steps in construction of raglan sleeve with illustrations.
- Explain the steps in construction of epaulet sleeve with illustrations.
- Describe the drafting and stitching of bell sleeve.
- Describe the drafting and stitching of petal sleeve.
Handling of Different Fabrics
- Describe the preparation of Silk for sewing
- Describe the stitching and Handling of silk fabric.
- State the thread and needle to be used for stitching silk fabric.
- Describe the preparation of Knit fabric for sewing.
- Describe the stitching and handling of knit fabric
- Describe the preparation of Wash and Wear fabrics for sewing.
- Describe the stitching and handling of Wash and wear fabric
- Describe the preparation of Velvet, velveteen, corduroy for sewing
- Describe the stitching and handling of Velvet, velveteen, corduroy
- Describe the preparation of Lace for sewing.
- Describe the stitching and handling of lace fabric.
Collars
- State the purpose of adding collar to the neckline of a garment.
- State different ways of creating variety in collar designs.
- List the factors to be considered in designing collar styles.
- Explain the factors to be considered in designing collar styles.
- Give the classification of collars.
- State the general instructions followed while preparing patterns for different types of collars.
- State the three methods used for making collar patterns.
- Name the different collars.
- Describe the drafting of Peter Pan collar (one piece and two piece) with illustrations.
- Describe the drafting and stitching of partial roll peter pan collar with illustrations
- Describe the drafting and stitching of cape collar with illustrations.
- Illustrate the drafting and stitching of scalloped collar.
- Illustrate the drafting and stitching of puritan collar.
- Illustrate the drafting and stitching of sailor collar.
- Explain the steps in preparing pattern for revere collar with illustrations.
- Illustrate the drafting and stitching of square collar
- Explain the drafting of rippled collar with illustrations.
- Explain the drafting of shawl collar with illustrations.
- Illustrate the drafting and stitching of flared jabot collar.
- Explain the drafting of full roll convertible collar with illustrations.
- Explain the drafting of full shirt collar with illustrations.
- Explain the drafting of Chinese collar with illustrations.
- Explain the drafting of turtle neck collar with illustrations.
- Explain the steps in preparing pattern for soft tailored collar with illustrations.
- Explain the steps in construction of Peter Pan collar with illustrations.
- Explain the steps in construction of full shirt collar with illustrations.
- Explain the steps in construction of Chinese or mandarin collar with illustrations.
- Explain the steps in construction of turtle neck collar with illustrations.
- Explain the steps in construction of shawl collar with illustrations.
- Explain the steps in construction of sailor collar with illustrations.
Suggested Student Activities
- Student visits Library to refer to drafting and designing Manuals, read newspaper articles on designing.
- Student visits nearby popular boutiques to learn customized and mass production.
- Visit nearby Industry to familiarize with mas production concepts.
- Quiz
- Group discussion
- Seminar
- Surprise test.
List of E-Learning References
- https://www.threadsmagazine.com/2008/12/06/draft-a-two-piece-collar-with-a-stand
- https://style2designer.com/pattern-cutting-cad-cam/cutting-sewing-techniques/shirt-sleeve-cuff-collar-drafting/
- https://www.universityoffashion.com/blog/constructing-collars/
Course Outcome:
- Apply the techniques of pattern making to make different patterns.
- Identify and explain the different types of skirts and yokes
- Analyze the type of pockets to be used based on location on garment and the procedure to make the pockets.
- Classify sleeves and explain the construction , use based on fabric, garment trends
- Categorize fabrics based on handling requirements and choose the correct method when using fabric for apparel construction.
- Explain the making of collars, uses of collars, application of collars on garments.
For detail Syllabus of all other subjects of Garment Technology, C18 curriculum do visit Diploma In Garment Technology 2nd Sem Syllabus for C18 curriculum.
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