323005: Pattern Drafting & Construction Syllabus for Dressing Designing & Garment Manufacturing 3rd Sem K Scheme MSBTE PDF

Pattern Drafting & Construction detailed Syllabus for Dressing Designing & Garment Manufacturing (DD), K scheme PDF has been taken from the MSBTE official website and presented for the diploma students. For Subject Code, Subject Name, Lectures, Tutorial, Practical/Drawing, Credits, Theory (Max & Min) Marks, Practical (Max & Min) Marks, Total Marks, and other information, do visit full semester subjects post given below.

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Course Outcomes:

Students will be able to achieve & demonstrate the following COs on completion of course based learning

Draw the flat sketches of the Kid’s garments (Classic Sleeveless Dress/ Singlet, Bonnet, Diaper, Bloomer, Romper, Jumpsuit, Baby frock, Night suit, Pinafore, and Culottes).
Select the appropriate fabrics and required trimmings for various types of kid’s garments.
Draft kid’s wear garments (Singlet, diaper, bloomer, bonnet, romper, jumpsuit, baby frock, night suit, pinafore, and culottes)
Perform optimal fabric estimation for usage.
Cut and sew fabric and the kid’s garments (Singlet, diaper, bloomer, bonnet, romper, jumpsuit, baby frock, night suit, pinafore, and culottes).

Practical / Tutorial Experiences

1. Note:

Laboratory Experiment/Practical Titles: Serial numbers 1 to 13 are tutorials that are mentioned as TuLO. All the tutorials are compulsory. and for laboratory experiments. 01 to 7 are compulsory and complete any two from the serial numbers 8 and 9; 10 and 11; 12 and 13. Note:
Designs for all the assignments of garments to be done in laboratory by students, individually or in groups, can be finalized by the respective institutes as per their requirements. *Draft the Basic blocks for the following: Front and back of the Skirt Block Front and back of the Bodice Block (Easy/semi-fitting) Sleeve Block Front and back of the Dress Block Trouser Block

*Draft the kid’s garment of the Infant for the age group of 0 to 1 year: Classic Sleeveless Dress/ Singlet, Bonnet, Diaper, Bloomer) with suitable trimmings. (IKS)
*Estimate the fabric required for making the kid’s garment of the Infant for the age group of 0 to 1 year (Classic Sleeveless Dress/ Singlet, Bonnet, Diaper, Bloomer).
*Draft the preschool kid’s garment for the age group of 2 to 3 years (Romper/ Jumpsuit) with suitable trimmings.
*Estimate the fabric required of the preschool kid’s garment for the age group of 2 to 3 years (Romper/ Jumpsuit).
*Draft a pattern of a Baby Frock for the age group of 3 to 10 years. (A-line, Natural Waistline, Low Waist and Yoke Frock) incorporating any of the following fashion elements- Umbrella/ circular /gathered ski Flared/ Tulip/ Raglan sleeve Frilled/ Peter-pan collar Relevant opening and fasteners Suitable Trimmings (IKS)
*Estimate the fabric required for making of a Baby Frock for the age group of 3 to 10 years.
*Draft a kid’s garment for the age group of 5 to 8 years (Night Suit) incorporating the following features- Shirt with convertible collar Elasticated Pajama with Cut pocket Suitable Trimmings
*Estimate the fabric required for kid’s garment for the age group of 5 to 8 years (Night Suit)
*Draft a pattern of a School uniform/ Pinafore for the age group 8 to10 years, incorporating the following features- Pleated Skirt: Box/Inverted Box/ Knife Relevant opening and fasteners Inseam Pockets Suitable Trimmings
*Estimate the fabric required for making the school Uniform/ Pinafore for the age group 8 to 10 years.
*Draft the Kid’s garment (Culottes- Basic/ Pleated/ Circular/ as per trends) incorporating the following fashion elements- Cut/ Patch/ Inseam Pockets, Waistband Fasteners Suitable Trimmings

13. Note:
Laboratory Experiment/Practical Titles: Serial numbers 1 to 13 are tutorials that are mentioned as TuLO. All the tutorials are compulsory. and for laboratory experiments. 01 to 7 are compulsory and complete any two from the serial numbers 8 and 9; 10 and 11; 12 and 13. *Estimate the fabric required for making the Kid’s garment (Culottes- Basic/ Pleated/ Circular/ as per trends).

14. Note:
Designs for all the assignments of garments to be done in laboratory by students, individually or in groups, can be finalized by the respective institutes as per their requirements. *Draft the full-size paper pattern of the following Basic Blocks: Front and back of the Skirt Block Front and back of the Bodice Block (Easy/semi-fitting) Sleeve Block Front and Back of the Dress Block Trouser Block.

*Draft the full-size kid’s garment of the Infant for the age group 0 to 1 year (Classic Sleeveless Dress/ Singlet, Bonnet, Diaper, Bloomer).
*Stitch the full-size kid’s garment of the infant for the age group 0 to 1 year (classic sleeveless Dress/ Singlet, Bonnet, Diaper, Bloomer).
*Draft the full-size garment for the Preschool kid’s of the age group of 2 to 3 (Romper/ or jumpsuit).
*Stitch the full-size garment for the preschool kid’s in the age group of 2 to 3 (Romper/ Jumpsuit).
*Draft a full-size pattern of the kid’s garment (Baby Frock) for the girl of 3 to 10 years age group incorporating the following fashion elements- Umbrella/ circular /gathered skirt Flared/ Tulip/ Raglan sleeve Frilled/ Peter-pan collar Relevant opening and fasteners Suitable Trimmings
*Stitch full-size pattern of the kid’s garment (Baby Frock) for the girl of 3 to 10 years age group incorporating the following fashion elements- Umbrella/ circular /gathered skirt Flared/ Tulip/ Raglan sleeve Frilled/ Peter-pan collar Relevant opening and fasteners Suitable Trimmings
Draft the kid’s garment for the age group of 5 to 8 years (Night Suit) incorporating the following fashion elements- Shirt with convertible collar Elasticated Pajama with Cut pocket Suitable Trimmings
Stitch the kid’s garment for the age group of 5 to 8 years (Night Suit) incorporating the following fashion elements- Shirt with convertible collar Elasticated Pajama with Cut pocket Suitable Trimmings
Draft a pattern of a School uniform/ Pinafore for the age group 8 to10 years, incorporating the following fashion elements- Pleated Skirt: Box/Inverted box/ Knife, Relevant openings and fasteners
Stitch a pattern of a School Uniform/ Pinafore for the age group 8 to10 years, incorporating the following fashion elements- Pleated Skirt: Box/Inverted box/ Knife Relevant opening and fasteners Inseam Pockets Suitable Trimmings
Draft the Kid’s garment (Culottes- Basic/ Pleated/ Circular/ as per trends) incorporating the following fashion elements- Cut/ Patch/ Inseam Pockets, Waistband Fasteners Suitable Trimmings
Stitch the Kid’s garment (Culottes- Basic/ Pleated/ Circular/ as per trends) incorporating the following fashion elements- Cut/ Patch/ Inseam Pockets, Waistband Fasteners Suitable Trimmings

Suggested Micro Project / Assignment

Laboratory Equipment

Sewing Thread: – A thread is a long strand of material, often composed of several filaments or fibres, used for sewing garments. 16,18,20,22,24,26
Hand Needle: – A sewing needle, used for hand-sewing, is a long, slender tool with a pointed tip at one end and a hole (or eye) to hold the sewing thread. 16,18,20,22,24,26
Machine Needle: – A sewing machine needle is a specialized needle used in a sewing machine. 16,18,20,22,24,26
Iron: – A clothes iron is a small appliance that, when heated, is used to press clothes to remove wrinkles and unwanted creases. 16,18,20,22,24,26
Iron board: – An ironing board is generally a large, flat piece of board or metal covered with heat-safe padding on which clothing or linens may be ironed safely. 16,18,20,22,24,26
Single-needle lock stitch machine: – A sewing machine is used to sew fabric and materials together with thread. 16,18,20,22,24,26
Overlock sewing machine: – These are specialized sewing machines. Overlocks form interlocking stitches using one or two needles, and one or two loopers help prevent puckering of the fabric pieces. 16,18,20,22,24,26
Trims- Any materials or components used in clothing that are not the main fabric are referred to as trims. The trims can be Sewing Thread, decorative machine stitching, Buttons (both functional and decorative element), Rivets, Zipper, Hasps and Slider, Hook and eye closure, all fasteners, Lining, Interlining, Labels, Patches, Motifs, Embroidery, Smocking, Ribbons, Drawstrings, Laces, Tassels, Braid, Rickrack, AppliquÃ©s, Ruffles, Fur, Leather, Shoulder pads and Bias binding. 16,18,20,22,24,26
Fiberglass Dress Form: – Female and male, Female size -40, Male size -42. Dress Forms: It is a standardized duplication of a human form. It is cotton-padded, canvas-covered and set on a movable stand. It is used to take measurements, develop patterns and fit garment samples. All
Rulers: – 12″/24″ wooden, metal or plastic rulers. It is used for drawing straight lines per measurement. The marking and divisions on the ruler should be clear and accurate. Tailors square/ ‘L’ Square: – It is a 24″x 144″ metal or plastic ruler with two arms that form a 90-degree angle. It is used to find a 45-degree angle mark outside and inside corners and extend the line through corners. All
French Curve: – It is a curved plastic or metal ruler – It is used to draw curved lines of armholes and necklines. All
Pin Holder: – Plastic/ Wood material is used to hold pins and needles for easy accessibility and storage. All
Hip Curve: – It is a curved plastic or metal ruler available in different sizes. It is used to draw curved lines. All
Scissors: – It is a cutting tool, having a size of 8″ to 12″, with two sharply pointed straight blades. Used to cut paper patterns and fabric. Paper-cutting scissors and clothcutting scissors are different. All 0
Notcher: – It is a punching tool that makes ‘U’ shaped notch marks. It is used to make ‘U’ shaped notch marks, which indicate seam allowance, central lines, etc. It looks like a single-punch machine. All
Tailors’ Chalk: – These chalks can be rubbed off easily on the fabric surface. It is available in various colours with fine edges. It is used for marking the lines and design details on fabric. All
Tracing Wheel: -It is a toothed metal wheel with a wooden or plastic handle. It is used to transfer lines from one pattern to another or from the final pattern to the fabric. All
Pins & Pin Holder: – Pins and small stuffed pillows are also required in pattern-making. All
Stiletto: It is a metal rod with a tapering needle point end and a wooden or plastic handle. It is used for punching dart ends on patterns and marking the placement of pockets, trimmings, bands, etc. All
Thin Brown Paper: – These are brown paper rolls or sheets of various sizes and thicknesses. Used for preliminary pattern drafting and the development of patterns. All
Thick Brown Paper:- These are brown paper rolls or sheets of various sizes and thicknesses. Used for preliminary pattern drafting and the development of the final pattern. – Strong and thinking ones are used for making patterns that can be used repeatedly. All
Thick Brown Paper: – These are brown paper rolls or sheets of various sizes and thicknesses. Used for preliminary pattern drafting and the development of the final pattern. – Strong and think ones are used for making patterns that can be used repeatedly. All

Learning Materials / Books

Winifred Aldrich Metric Pattern Cutting for Children’s Wear and Babywear, 4th edition (July 7, 2009) Wiley, ISBN 9781405182928
Carla Hegeman Crim Pattern Making for Kids’ Clothes: All You Need to Know about Designing, Adapting, and Customizing Sewing Patterns for Children’s Clothing, Illustrated edition (March 20, 2014) B.E.S., ISBN 9781438003863
Reader’s Digest Association Reader’s Digest Complete Guide to Sewing: Step by Step (October 9, 1978) Reader’s Digest, ISBN 978-0276001826
Winifred Aldrich Metric Pattern Cutting For Women’s Wear, 5th edition (April 7, 2008) Wiley-Blackwell, ISBN 13 978-1405175678
Natalie Bray, Ann Haggar Dress Pattern Designing: The Basic Principles of Cut and Fit, 5th edition (January 29, 2003) Wiley-Blackwell, ISBN 13 978-0632065011
Natalie Bray More Dress Pattern Designing, 4th edition, (January 29, 2003) Wiley-Blackwell, ISBN 13 978-0632065028
Armstrong Pattern Making for Fashion Design, 5th edition (January 01, 2013) Pearson Education India, ISBN 13 9789332518117
Gillian Holman Pattern Cutting Made Easy: A Step-by-Step Introduction to Dressmaking (February 15, 2013) Botsford Ltd; ISBN 978-1-84994-073-3
K.R.Zarapkar Zarapkar: System of Cutting (January 01, 2008) Navneet, ISBN 10 8124301999

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