Fabric design and analysis (Summer 21)

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• Select section General

  General

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  • Select activity Announcements

    

    Announcements Forum
• Select section Course summery

  Course summery

   Welcome to this course

  Dear Students, 

  This course is designed to encourage you all to experiment, innovate and interested about good design. The sub-text of the course focuses on giving your hands-on experience regarding woven and knitted fabric design techniques to investigate, analyze and evaluate reference materials. knowing about weaves, their manufacturing techniques and choosing the appropriate machinery. 

  
  

      

  Course summery

  
  

                             

  Course Objectives

  
  

  •  Recognize different types of designs woven fabrics and their drafting-lifting procedures

  •  Create new designs of fabric

  •  Find out EPI, PPI, warp count, weft count, GSM and other related calculations

  •  Differentiate the categories of knitted fabrics and their design including cam and needle                 arrangement

  
  

  Student's Discussion Forum 

  
  

  If you have any questions to ask or any discussions to start, you can use the attached activities for your any queries regarding the course summary.
  

  • Select activity course outline and requirement

    

    course outline and requirement File
  • Select activity Reference books

    

    Reference books Page
  • Select activity online classroom rules

    

    online classroom rules File
  • Select activity Evaluation System

    

    Evaluation System File
  • Select activity Student Q & A

    

    Student Q & A Forum
  • Select activity ebooks

    

    ebooks URL
• Select section Online class recordings

  Online class recordings

  

  
  

  Online class recordings  

  Dear Students,

  Here, you will find all the online class recordings 

  • Select activity Meet class recordings Sec C

    

    Meet class recordings Sec C URL

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  • Select activity Meet class recordings Sec D

    

    Meet class recordings Sec D URL

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  • Select activity Meet class recordings Sec E

    

    Meet class recordings Sec E URL

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• Select section Presentation and Assignment

  Presentation and Assignment

  • Select activity Presentation Link Submission (Section C)

    

    Presentation Link Submission (Section C) Forum

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    only Section D students will submit link here

  • Select activity Presentation Link Submission (Section D)

    

    Presentation Link Submission (Section D) Forum

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    Presentation Link Submission (Section E) Forum

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  • Select activity Assignment (Section C, D, E)

    

    Assignment (Section C, D, E)

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    students  will drop assignment here.

    1. Difference between 2x7 and 7x2 Rib weave

    2. Design warp way combined twill and weft way combined twill with a base twill of repeat size 7x7 

    
    

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    Assignment

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    1. design a both way step twill with a base twill 4x4

    2. Design shephered twill from color and weave effect

• Select section Lecture 1 & 2: Understanding Fabric Design and Analysis

  Lecture 1 & 2: Understanding Fabric Design and Analysis

  
  
  

  Video Tutorial

  
  

  Learning objectives:

  General concept about woven fabric and its classification, important terms and factors about fabric design, methods of fabric presentation, weave repeat unit, Drafting and lifting plan constructions, classification of woven fabrics, Plain weave fabric and its representation, Factors affecting the fabric structure.

  Learning outcomes:

  ·         Understand about woven fabrics

  ·         Learn about fabric design presentation

  ·         Know different terms

  ·         Able to do the drafting and lifting plan

  
  

  • Select activity Lecture 1 & 2: Understanding Fabric Design and Analysis

    

    Lecture 1 & 2: Understanding Fabric Design and Analysis File
  • Select activity design paper

    

    design paper File
  • Select activity Students Q & A

    

    Students Q & A Forum

    Dear Students, 

    ask your questions related to this toipc here

• Select section Lecture 3: plain weave and Important terms and definitions

  Lecture 3: plain weave and Important terms and definitions

  
  

  
  

  Learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of weave

  ·         Able to identify the weave plan, drafting plan and lifting plan

  ·         Able to chose suitable drafting plan related to different weaves

  
  

  
  

  • Select activity Lecture 3: A complete design and Important terms and definitions

    

    Lecture 3: A complete design and Important terms and definitions File
  • Select activity find the correct interlacement

    

    find the correct interlacement Interactive Content

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    Dear students, 

    watch this video carefully. while watching it, you will be asked few questions. answer them correctly. if answered wrong, you have to watch the video again and correct it. 

    After completing the task put a tick in the box beside. 

    happy learning 

• Select section Lecture 4& 5: Different drafting system

  Lecture 4& 5: Different drafting system

  VideoTutorial 

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  learning objectives:

   different types of drafting method, weave plan and lifting plan

  Learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of weave

  ·         Able to identify the weave plan, drafting plan and lifting plan

  ·         Able to chose suitable drafting plan related to different weaves

  
  

  
  

  • Select activity Lecture 4& 5: Different drafting system

    

    Lecture 4& 5: Different drafting system File
  • Select activity class link

    

    class link URL
• Select section QUIZ 01

  QUIZ 01

  • Select activity Quiz 01 (Day Batch)

    

    Quiz 01 (Day Batch)

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    Only day batch students will attempt the quiz

• Select section Lecture 6: Plain Weave

  Lecture 6: Plain Weave

  Video Tutorial

  
  

  Learning objectives:

  Plain Weave Fabrics:Derivatives of plain weave and their characteristic, Ornamentation of plain weave fabrics by varying set, use of the derivatives of plain weave

  learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of plain weave

  ·         Able to identify the derivatives of plain weave

  ·         Able to design different derivatives of plain weave

  ·         Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any plain weave design

  
  

  • Select activity Lecture 6: Plain Weave

    

    Lecture 6: Plain Weave File
  • Select activity Students Q & A

    

    Students Q & A Forum

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• Select section Lecture 7: Plain Weave (Warp & Weft Rib)

  Lecture 7: Plain Weave (Warp & Weft Rib)

  Learning objectives:
  

  Plain Weave Fabrics:Derivatives of plain weave and their characteristic, Ornamentation of plain weave fabrics by varying set, use of the derivatives of plain weave

  
  

  Video Tutorial 02

  Video Tutorial 01

  
  

  learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of plain weave

  ·         Able to identify the derivatives of plain weave

  ·         Able to design different derivatives of plain weave

  ·         Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any plain weave design

  
  

  
  

  • Select activity Lecture 7: Plain Weave (Warp & Weft Rib)

    

    Lecture 7: Plain Weave (Warp & Weft Rib) File
  • Select activity Students Q & A

    

    Students Q & A Forum

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  • Select activity match the design

    

    match the design Interactive Content

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• Select section Lecture 8 : Plain Weave (Matt Weave)

  Lecture 8 : Plain Weave (Matt Weave)

  Video tutorial - matt weave

  
  

  Learning objectives:

  Plain Weave Fabrics:Derivatives of plain weave and their characteristic, Ornamentation of plain weave fabrics by varying set, use of the derivatives of plain weave

  learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of plain weave

  ·         Able to identify the derivatives of plain weave

  ·         Able to design different derivatives of plain weave

  ·         Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any plain weave design

  
  

  
  

  • Select activity Lecture 8 : Plain Weave (Matt Weave)

    

    Lecture 8 : Plain Weave (Matt Weave) File
  • Select activity eBook link

    

    eBook link URL

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    by clicking on the link you will get a downloadable link for an eBook. this will help in your study 

• Select section Mid Term

  Mid Term

  Dear students,

  your midterm questions includes: Quiz, Short questions and Design

  1. Quiz: you will get true/false, multiple choice, fill in the blanks type questions  here. 

  2. short question: you will get 2-5 marks question here. 

  3. Design: ln this part you will have to draw the weave designs on a design paper. Try to complete all the designs in a single page. Remember to write your ID No on top.  Take pictures of your design copy and attach them as attachments.

  • Select activity MID TERM (DAY BATCH: Sec C, D, E)

    

    MID TERM (DAY BATCH: Sec C, D, E) Quiz

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• Select section QUIZ 2

  QUIZ 2

  Dear students, here you will find the quiz question. three types of question is given- 1. True False 2. Multiple choice 3. Fill in the blanks and 4. Design

  • Select activity QUIZ 02 (section C)

    

    QUIZ 02 (section C)

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    Only C section students will attempt the quiz

  • Select activity QUIZ 02 (Section D)

    

    QUIZ 02 (Section D)

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    only Section D students will attempt the quiz

  • Select activity QUIZ 02 (Section E)

    

    QUIZ 02 (Section E)

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    only Section E students will attempt the quiz

• Select section Lecture 9: Twill Weave

  Lecture 9: Twill Weave

  learning objectives

  Twill Weaves:Definition of the terms balanced, warp-faced and weft-faced twill weaves. Developed twill weaves, i.e. zigzag, herringbone, diamond, diaper, rearrange twill, step twill, broken and elongated, relative firmness of twill weaves, large twills influence of the twist of the yarns. Angle of inclination of twill weaves
  

  Learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of Twill weave

  ·         Able to identify the derivatives of Twill weave

  ·         Able to design different derivatives of Twill weave

  Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any Twill weave design
  

  • Select activity Lecture 9: Twill Weave

    

    Lecture 9: Twill Weave File
  • Select activity Students Q/A

    

    Students Q/A Forum

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    share your thoughts here

• Select section Lecture 10: Twill Weave Zigzag & Herring Bone Design

  Lecture 10: Twill Weave Zigzag & Herring Bone Design

  learning objectives

  Twill Weaves:Definition of the terms balanced, warp-faced and weft-faced twill weaves. Developed twill weaves, i.e. zigzag, herringbone, diamond, diaper, rearrange twill, step twill, broken and elongated, relative firmness of twill weaves, large twills influence of the twist of the yarns. Angle of inclination of twill weaves
  

  Learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of Twill weave

  ·         Able to identify the derivatives of Twill weave

  ·         Able to design different derivatives of Twill weave

  Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any Twill weave design
  

  • Select activity File to Lecture 10: Twill Weave Zigzag & Herring Bone

    

    File to Lecture 10: Twill Weave Zigzag & Herring Bone
• Select section Lecture 11: Twill Weave Diamond & Diaper Design

  Lecture 11: Twill Weave Diamond & Diaper Design

  learning objectives

  Twill Weaves:Definition of the terms balanced, warp-faced and weft-faced twill weaves. Developed twill weaves, i.e. zigzag, herringbone, diamond, diaper, rearrange twill, step twill, broken and elongated, relative firmness of twill weaves, large twills influence of the twist of the yarns. Angle of inclination of twill weaves
  

  Learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of Twill weave

  ·         Able to identify the derivatives of Twill weave

  ·         Able to design different derivatives of Twill weave

  Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any Twill weave design
  

  • Select activity Lecture 11: Twill Weave Diamond & Diaper

    

    Lecture 11: Twill Weave Diamond & Diaper File
• Select section Lecture 12: Twill Weave Broken, Rearrange & Step Twill Design

  Lecture 12: Twill Weave Broken, Rearrange & Step Twill Design

  learning objectives

  Twill Weaves:Definition of the terms balanced, warp-faced and weft-faced twill weaves. Developed twill weaves, i.e. zigzag, herringbone, diamond, diaper, rearrange twill, step twill, broken and elongated, relative firmness of twill weaves, large twills influence of the twist of the yarns. Angle of inclination of twill weaves
  

  Learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of Twill weave

  ·         Able to identify the derivatives of Twill weave

  ·         Able to design different derivatives of Twill weave

  Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any Twill weave design
  

  • Select activity Lecture 12: Twill Weave Broken, Rearrange & Step Twill Design

    

    Lecture 12: Twill Weave Broken, Rearrange & Step Twill Design File
• Select section Lecture 13: Twill Weave Elongated, Shaded & Combined Twill Design

  Lecture 13: Twill Weave Elongated, Shaded & Combined Twill Design

  learning objectives

  Twill Weaves:Definition of the terms balanced, warp-faced and weft-faced twill weaves. Developed twill weaves, i.e. zigzag, herringbone, diamond, diaper, rearrange twill, step twill, broken and elongated, relative firmness of twill weaves, large twills influence of the twist of the yarns. Angle of inclination of twill weaves
  

  Learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of Twill weave

  ·         Able to identify the derivatives of Twill weave

  ·         Able to design different derivatives of Twill weave

  Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any Twill weave design
  

  • Select activity Lecture 13: Twill Weave Elongated, Shaded & Combined Twill Design

    

    Lecture 13: Twill Weave Elongated, Shaded & Combined Twill Design File
• Select section Lecture 14: Satin Weave

  Lecture 14: Satin Weave

  learning objectives

  Satin and sateen weave, Drafts, denting and pegging plans
  

  Learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of satin weave

  Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any satin weave design
  

  • Select activity Lecture 14: Satin Weave

    

    Lecture 14: Satin Weave File
• Select section Lecture 15: Fancy Weave Mock Leno & Hucka Back

  Lecture 15: Fancy Weave Mock Leno & Hucka Back

  learning objectives

  Fancy Designs of Fabrics:Characteristic, appearance and texture of simple fancy weaves (viz. mock leno including distorted thread effects), huckaback honeycomb, basic crepe weaves and Bedford cord structures
  

  Learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of fancyweave

  ·         Able to identify the different fancy weave

  ·         Able to design different fancy weave

  • Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any fancy weave design

  
  

  • Select activity Lecture 15: Fancy Weave Mock Leno & Hucka

    

    Lecture 15: Fancy Weave Mock Leno & Hucka File
• Select section Lecture 16 & 17: Fancy Weave Honeycomb Design

  Lecture 16 & 17: Fancy Weave Honeycomb Design

  learning objectives:

  Fancy Designs of Fabrics:Characteristic, appearance and texture of simple fancy weaves (viz. mock leno including distorted thread effects), huckaback honeycomb, basic crepe weaves and Bedford cord structures
  

  learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of fancyweave

  ·         Able to identify the different fancy weave

  ·         Able to design different fancy weave

  Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any fancy weave design
  

  • Select activity Lecture 16 & 17: Honeycomb

    

    Lecture 16 & 17: Honeycomb File
• Select section Lecture 18 & 19: Fancy Weave Crepe, Bedford cord & Pique Design

  Lecture 18 & 19: Fancy Weave Crepe, Bedford cord & Pique Design

  learning objectives:

  Fancy Designs of Fabrics:Characteristic, appearance and texture of simple fancy weaves (viz. mock leno including distorted thread effects), huckaback honeycomb, basic crepe weaves and Bedford cord structures
  

  learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn different types of fancyweave

  ·         Able to identify the different fancy weave

  ·         Able to design different fancy weave

  Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any fancy weave design
  

  • Select activity Lecture 18 & 19: Fancy Weave Crepe, Bedford cord & Pique Design

    

    Lecture 18 & 19: Fancy Weave Crepe, Bedford cord & Pique Design File
• Select section Lecture 20, 21 & 22: Color Weave

  Lecture 20, 21 & 22: Color Weave

  learning objectives: 

  Color effects:  Stripe and check effects using basic and simple fancy weaves, Color in combination with weave effects, i.e. pinstripe, crowfoot, dog’s tooth, shepherds check.

  learning outcomes:

  ·         Learn the effect of color

  ·         Able to identify a number of common color weave

  ·         Able to design different color weave

  Able to plan the drafting and lifting of any color weave design
  

  • Select activity Lecture 20, 21 & 22: Color Weave

    

    Lecture 20, 21 & 22: Color Weave File
• Select section Lecture 23 & 24: Knitting Design

  Lecture 23 & 24: Knitting Design

  learning objectives: 

  Structures of Simple, Tuck and Miss Stitches and their representation using loop diagrams

  learning outcomes:

  ·         Understand weft Knitted structure

  ·         Know about different loop structures

  Able to draw and present the loop structures 
  

  • Select activity Lecture 23 & 24: Knitting Design

    

    Lecture 23 & 24: Knitting Design File
• Select section Quiz 3

  Quiz 3

  • Select activity QUIZ 03 (Day Batch)

    

    QUIZ 03 (Day Batch)

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    only day batch students will attempt the quiz

• Select section Final exam

  Final exam

  • Select activity Final Exam (Sec C)

    

    Final Exam (Sec C) Quiz

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    Only Section C students will attempt the exam. Answer any four from the given five questions. 

  • Select activity Final Exam (section D )

    

    Final Exam (section D ) Quiz

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  • Select activity Final Exam ( Sec E)

    

    Final Exam ( Sec E) Quiz

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    Only Section E students will attempt the quiz. answer any four from the given five questions.