325307: Indian Craft Practices Syllabus for Dressing Designing & Garment Manufacturing 5th Sem K Scheme MSBTE PDF

Indian Craft Practices 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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Rationale

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Course Outcomes:

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

1. Identify the primary types of crafts with respect to associated materials and end uses.
2. Identify the processes involved in creating Kalamkari, Madhubani, Warli, Phad ,Sanganeri, Bagru and Ajrakh textiles.
3. Apply knowledge of basic yarn crafting terminology, materials and equipment .
4. Identify various tools and materials employed in Banjara art, Zardozi and Ari embroidery depending on applications.
5. Design contemporary fashion products using inspiration from Patchwork, Applique, Smocking and fabric texturing techniques to enhance garment aesthetics and functionalities.

Unit I

Introduction to crafts and its origin(IKS2) 1.1 Zone-wise Introduction of Craft РNorth: Famous for its intricate metalwork, carpets, and papier-m̢ch̩. South: Famous for its exquisite silk, stone carvings, and temple art. East: Famous for its handloom textiles, cane and bamboo work. West: Celebrated for its blue pottery, leatherwork, and embroidery. Central: Known for its intricate stone carvings, marble work and jewellery. Northeast: Renowned for its bamboo and cane work, handloom textiles,and wood carving. 1.2 Types of Craft -Metal craft: Jewellery, utensils, sculptures. Wood craft: Furniture, toys, decorative items. Leather craft: Bags, footwear, accessories. Paper craft: Greeting cards, origami, paper mache. Textile craft: Weaving, embroidery, dyeing. Pottery/Claywork: Utensils, figurines, tiles. Terracotta work: Decorative items, toys, masks. Bamboo craft: Furniture, baskets, musical instruments. 1.3 Craft-wise Material Study РRaw materials used in above mentioned different crafts and their properties. 1.4 Factors Influencing Craft -Social: Cultural traditions, beliefs, and values. Economic: Market demand, income levels, and government policies. Technological: Machinery, tools, and techniques. Psychological: Creativity, innovation, and aesthetic preferences. 1.5 Constraints in the Handicraft Sector РLack of skilled artisans Competition from machine-made products Inadequate market infrastructure Lack of financial support Intellectual property rights issues 1.6 Current Situation of Craft in Domestic and International Market Domestic market trends Export opportunities

Suggested Learning Pedagogie
Demonstration Presentations Video Demonstrations Lecture Using Chalk-Board

Unit II

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Unit III

Yarn Crafting 3.1 Basic Terminology, Materials, & Equipment-Terminology: Key words and phrases related to yarn crafting Materials Different types of yarn (cotton, wool, acrylic, etc.)with their properties and uses. Equipment: crochet hooks, knitting needles, scissors, tape measures, stitch markers and their functions. 3.2 Different Types of Needles for Ribbon Work РVarious needle sizes and shapes (e.g., blunt, sharp, embroidery needles) used for different ribbon thicknesses and techniques . 3.3 Types of Ribbon Satin, grosgrain, velvet, lace, and their characteristics. Ribbon Widths Ribbon Textures: Plain, wired, metallic. 3.4 Types of Stitches used in Ribbon Work Basic Stitches: Running stitch, backstitch, satin stitch, and their variations. Decorative Stitches: French knots, bullion stitch, and other embellishments. Ribbon Care: storage and ironing techniques. 3.5 Tatting and Macram̩ : Different types of tatting shuttles (bone, plastic, metal), sizes and uses Tatting knots Macram̩ Knotting: Basic knots like square knot, clove hitch, and their variations. 3.6 Introduction to Crochet: History and basics of crochet Essential equipment (hooks, yarn, scissors, stitch markers) Yarn care and selection Fundamental Stitches: Slip knot, chain stitch Single crochet (sc) Double crochet (dc) Half double crochet (hdc) 3.7 Basic Techniques of crochet : Turning chain Slip stitch Increasing and decreasing Blocking Finishing techniques Design and Pattern Creation: Crochet gauge Drafting crochet charts

Suggested Learning Pedagogie
Video Demonstrations Presentations Lecture Using Chalk-Board Flipped Classroom

Unit IV

Embroidered Textile 4.1 Banjara Art: Introduction to Banjara Art Origin and History Materials -cowri,sealing wax,mirrior ,wooden beads, Gungaru ,Woolen and silk thread, Stitches-Bakiya, sud bharat ,kaleni, Tanka,Jali,velvolo,chopchuni,makhi,nakhra Motifs Articles- Head dresses.,Kotlis(bags),quilted and embroidered, Quilts.,Fuliyaro gala,Blouses(backless kachali) and skirts, Brides ceremonial bag(kotli),chevtya,zolna,galno for carrying tooth cleaning sticks(datunia). Characteristic features and designs of Banjara Art. Current status of Banjara Art including challenges and preservation efforts. 4.2 Zardozi and Ari Work Embroidery: Introduction to Zardozi and Ari Work Origin and History Materials and techniques Motifs and Articles Characteristic features and designs of Zardozi And Ari Work Embroidery Current status of Zardozi and Ari Work Embroidery, including challenges and preservation efforts..

Suggested Learning Pedagogie
Demonstration Flipped Classroom Presentations Site/Industry Visit

Unit V

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List of Experiments:

1. *Develop Craft documentation for any one Indian craft .(Any nearby local craft cluster like Himoroo,Paithani,Irkal,Kolapuri chappal,Cane product manufacturing,Banjara artian,Bidari craft,leather product mfg,Wooden product mfg.etc)Prepare written document through various material, research, process, tools and technique for different craft
2. *Develop five contemporary designs (Illustrations) for given Indian craft in Laboratory experiment no 11. considering problems,cause and effect of change in given craft.
3. *Design Tassels for garment using innovative materials to suit different garments
4. *Develop Tassels for garment hemlines/edges by using innovative technique and materials
5. *Create manual or digital designs collection (minimum .6 sketches)of Printed Indian Craft with context to origin, motifs, color combinations of Printed Indian Craft.(Sanganeri Printing/ Bagru Printing/Ajrakh Printing) (Note-Laboratory experiment no.7refer for this practical for print and color

Self Learning

Micro Project

• Visit outlets of local artist and study various material, research, process, tools and technique of their craft.

Laboratory Equipment

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Learning Materials

1. Kamaladevi Chattopadhyaya India’s Craft Tradition Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, 1980,ISBN -13:978-8123007748.
2. Readers Digest The complete guide to needle work Readers Digest Publication, ISBN-13:9780895770592.
3. Dr. Navneet Kaur Comdex Fashion DesignVol-I Fashion Concept Dreamtech Press,ISBN-13:978-9350040911.
4. Smita Shirole Yadav Madhubani English Edition Publishers and Distributors (India) Pvt Ltd,ISBN-13: 978-8189066611.
5. Diana Vernon and Lesley Coidan Art of Tambour Beading & Embroidery GMC publication, ISBN-13:978-1784943295.
6. Helen Gibb The Complete Guide – Technique Guide for Making Ribbon Flowers and Trimmings Krause Publications,ISBN-13:978-0873497503.
7. Theiese De-Dillmont Encyclopedia of Needle work Benediction classics,2010, ISBN-13:9781849025768.
8. Pamela Tuddy Patchwork and appliqué Marshall Cavendish, ISBN-13:978-0856852534.

Learning Websites

1. https://handicrafts.nic.in/cmsupload/2039201602393132%20craf t%20process.pdf Unit 1
2. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/308699947_An_Analys is_of_the_Environmental_Factors_Influencing_the_Handicraft_D evelopment Unit 1
3. https://floatstheboat.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/ 04/kalamkari-process.pdf Unit 2
4. https://dsource.in/sites/default/files/resource/banjara-embr oidery-hyderabad/downloads/file/banjara_embroidery_hyderabad .pdf Unit 4
5. https://sekolahsenibudaya.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2 015/10/crochet-the-complete-step-by-step-guide.pdf Unit 3
6. https://dsource.in/sites/default/files/resource/zari-zardosi -agra/downloads/file/zari-zardosi-agra.pdf Unit 4
7. https://cbseacademic.nic.in/web_material/Curriculum/Vocation al/2015/Traditional_India_Textile_and_Basic_Pattern_Dev_XII/ CBSE_Traditional_Indian_Textiles%20_XII.pdf Unit 2 /Unit4
8. https://issuu.com/swetankprashar/docs/craft_cluster_assignme nt_group-_a_ Unit 4

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