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1. SURFACE
Design Techniques
Rishita Paharya
2nd YearDiplomainFashionDesign
NSQFLevel6OfNSDC
SURFACE
Design Techniques

2. Project Report
On
Surface Design Techniques
At
Dezyne E’cole college
Submitted to
Dezyne E’cole college
The Partial Fulfillment
Of the
By
Two year diploma in fashion design
RISHITA PAHARYA
NSQF Level 6, of NSDC
Dezyne E’cole college
2017-18
Project Report
On
Surface Design Techniques
At
Dezyne E’cole college
Submitted to
Dezyne E’cole college
The Partial Fulfillment
Of the
By
Two year diploma in fashion design
RISHITA PAHARYA
NSQF Level 6, of NSDC

3. The project of Ms. RISHITA PAHARYA Student of 2nd year Fashion Design with two year Women’s
Wear Fashion Diploma Programme has been Checked and Graded As - _____________
_____________________________________
Thanks
Principal
(Signature & Seal)
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Tomorrow A Leader
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The project of Ms. RISHITA PAHARYA Student of 2nd year Fashion Design with two year Women’s
Wear Fashion Diploma Programme has been Checked and Graded As - _____________
_____________________________________
Thanks
Principal
(Signature & Seal)

4. Acknowledgement
I am Rishita Paharya student of Fashion Design Department of Dezyne E’cole college would like to
express my gratitude to each and every person who has contributed in stimulating suggestions and
encouragement which really help me to coordinate my project.
I also thank Dezyne E’cole college provided insight and expertise that greatly assisted the project. Also, a
special thanks to my parents, and colleagues who have supported me at every step. Not to forget the
Almighty who blessed me with good health. Because of which I worked more efficiently andbetter.
Rishita Paharya
2nd Year Diploma In Fashion Design
NSQF Level 6, NSDC

5. Block Printing
Tie and dye
Contents
Stencil Printing
Contents
Embroidery

6. StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Tie and dye or tie dyeing is a resist dyeing process. It consists of knotting,
binding, folding or sewing certain parts of the cloth in such a way that
when it is dyed the dye cannot penetrate into these areas, which are
resisted.
In India tie and dye was known as ‘bandhana’ work. This has become
associated with the small resist or colored spots which are arranged to
form patterns on a dyed ground.
In Japan the spot technique of shibori wads widely used for a variety of
cotton and silk fabrics dyed with indigo. Later on folding and sewing
methods were employed to decorate theseclothes.
TieandDye
Tie andDye
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Tie and dye or tie dyeing is a resist dyeing process. It consists of knotting,
binding, folding or sewing certain parts of the cloth in such a way that
when it is dyed the dye cannot penetrate into these areas, which are
resisted.
In India tie and dye was known as ‘bandhana’ work. This has become
associated with the small resist or colored spots which are arranged to
form patterns on a dyed ground.
In Japan the spot technique of shibori wads widely used for a variety of
cotton and silk fabrics dyed with indigo. Later on folding and sewing
methods were employed to decorate theseclothes.
TieandDye
DESIGNED BY :RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

7. StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Tie and Dye Techniques
• Marbeling Technique
• Twisting and Coiling
• Knotting
• Binding
• Folding
• Sewing or Tritik
• Ruching
TieandDye
Techniques
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
• Marbeling Technique
• Twisting and Coiling
• Knotting
• Binding
• Folding
• Sewing or Tritik
• Ruching
TieandDye
Techniques
DESIGNED BY :RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

8. FoldingTechnique
Step 1. Give a single fold to the
fabric.
Step 2. Give accordian pleat and
then tie the fabric.
1.
2.
Folding
Technique
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
DESIGNED BY :RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)
Folding
Technique

9. Step 2. Mark the design and make it
with running stitch
Step 3. Pull the
threads.
TritikTechnique
Step 1. Fold the fabric into triangular
shape.
Tritik
Technique
1.
2.
3.
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
Tritik
Technique
DESIGNED BY :RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

10. 1.
2.
3.
FoldingTechnique
Step 1. Give a four fold to the
fabric.
Step 2. Make a triangle.
Step 3. Tie the triangle from All the
sides.
Folding
Technique
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
Folding
Technique
DESIGNED BY :RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

11. 1.
2.
FoldingTechnique
Step 2. Hold the mid point of the
fabric and give accordain pleat.
Step 1. Give a four fold to the
fabric.
Folding
Technique
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
DESIGNED BY :RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)
Folding
Technique

12. 1.
2.
RuchingTechnique
Step 1. Fold the fabric in triangular
shape.
Step 2. Use thermocol for
creatingthe design.
Step 3. Tie it properly on both
sides i.e. front and back.
Ruching
Technique
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
Ruching
Technique
DESIGNED BY :RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

13. 1.
2.
Step 1. Fold the fabric in triangular
shape.
Step 2. Tie the triangles at the two
ends.
Binding Technique
Binding
Technique
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
Binding
Technique
DESIGNED BY :RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

14. 1.
2.
Knotting Technique
Step 1. Fold the fabric in triangular
shape. And tie a knot in such a way that
it comes in middle.
Step 2. Make a line with running stitch.
Step 3. Again at the end give a
knot.
Knotting
Technique
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
Knotting
Technique
DESIGNED BY :RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

15. 1.
ShiboriTechnique
Step 1.Fold the fabric in triangle shape.
Make concentric circles in the
centre of the fabric.
Step 2. Tie a knot at the
end.
Shibori
Technique
SURFACESURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
Shibori
Technique
DESIGNED BY :RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

16. 1.
MarblingTechnique
Step 1. Crush the fabric and tie it
tightly.
Step 2. Then dye the
fabric.
Marbling
Technique
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
Marbling
Technique
DESIGNED BY :RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

17. StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human hair
and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Stencil Printing
Stencil
Printing
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human hair
and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
DESIGNED BY: RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)
Stencil
Printing

18. StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Stencil
Printing
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Stencil
Printing
STENCILPRINTING
DESIGNED BY: RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

19. StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Stencil
Printing
SURFACESURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Stencil
Printing
STENCILPRINTING
DESIGNED BY: RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

20. StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Woodblock printing is a technique for printing text, images or patterns
used widely throughout East Asia and originating in China in antiquity as
a method of printing on textiles and later paper.
The wood block is carefully prepared as a relief pattern, which means
the areas to show 'white' are cut away with a knife, chisel, or sandpaper
leaving the characters or image to show in 'black' at the original surface
level. The block was cut along the grain of the wood.
Block Printing
Block
Printing
SURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Woodblock printing is a technique for printing text, images or patterns
used widely throughout East Asia and originating in China in antiquity as
a method of printing on textiles and later paper.
The wood block is carefully prepared as a relief pattern, which means
the areas to show 'white' are cut away with a knife, chisel, or sandpaper
leaving the characters or image to show in 'black' at the original surface
level. The block was cut along the grain of the wood.
Block
Printing
DESIGNED BY: RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

21. StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Block
Printing
SURFACESURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Block
Printing
BLOCKPRINTING
DESIGNED BY:RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

22. StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Block
Printing
SURFACESURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Block
Printing
BLOCKPRINTING
DESIGNED BY:RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

23. StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Block
Printing
SURFACESURFACE
DESIGN
2018
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 2nd YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Block
Printing
BLOCKPRINTING
DESIGNED BY:RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)

24. StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Embroidery
Embroidery
Embroidery is the embellishment of fabric enriching it with a
needle and thread. It has also been referred to as “painting with
a needle”.
Embroidery is the hand craft of decorating fabric or other
materials with needle and thread or yarn. Embroidery may also
incorporate other materials such as metal strips, pearls, beads,
quills, and sequins.
SURFACE
DESIGN
2017
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 1st YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Embroidery
DESIGNED BY: RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)
Embroidery is the hand craft of decorating fabric or other
materials with needle and thread or yarn. Embroidery may also
incorporate other materials such as metal strips, pearls, beads,
quills, and sequins.
Embroidery, which is essentially meant to strengthen the fabric
and to decorate it, was an important part of the household
tradition.

25. StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Kashida
Embroidery
Kashida Embroidery
SURFACE
DESIGN
2017
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 1st YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Kashida
Embroidery
DESIGNED BY:RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)
The best known of Indian embroidery is Kashida of Kashmir and its carpet industry of
course world famous. Basically Kashida is a cottage industry involves all most all the
family members, residing near Srinagar. The cone shaped mango motif, the Kalka,
popularly known in regional language emerged into Kashmiri embroidery,.

26. SURFACE
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Phulkari
Embroidery
Phulkari Embroidery
SURFACE
DESIGN
2017
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 1st YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Phulkari
Embroidery
DESIGNED BY:RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)
Phulkari is the rural tradition art of crafting embroidered odhni used by
women in Punjab, literally meaning “flower work”. “Phul” means “flower” and
“Kari” means “work”. Also known as Gulkari a very intricate needle work,
along with bright colored threads mainly red, orange, green, etc.

27. SURFACE
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Kantha
Embroidery
Kantha Embroidery
SURFACE
DESIGN
2017
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 1st YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Kantha
Embroidery
DESIGNED BY:RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)
A Kantha is rich multicolored embroidery from West Bengal. Its is done with
simple running stitch. The special significance of the kantha is that it does not
only have artistic elegance but it is vivid narration of tales of heroism and
legends.

28. StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Kasuti
Embroidery
Kasuti Embroidery
SURFACE
DESIGN
2017
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 1st YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Kasuti
Embroidery
DESIGNED BY:RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)
‘Kasuti’ is a world famous embroidery of karnataka state, the motifs and
art are a pan of women’s world. Kasuti embroidery speaks about the
people of karnataka their traditions, customs and professions.

29. SURFACE
DESIGN
2017
FASHIONDESIGN
TECHNIQUE 1st YEAR /APRIL
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Gujarati
Embroidery
Gujarati Embroidery
StencilPrinting
The word stencil is derived from the medieval word ‘stanselon’ which means to
decorate with bright colors, which in turn come from the old French word
‘estencele’ which means to sparkle.
The Japanese decorated interiors ceramics and fabrics with stencils and by
the 18th century they had solved the problem of printing intricate images which
incorporated floating shapes by weaving these into position by with human
hair and silk.
Stencil printing is the precursor of the modern day screen printing. Today it is
considered as a handcraft.
In stencil printing design are cut from sheets of paper coated with oil., wax or
varnish or from sheets of metal.
Gujarati
Embroidery
DESIGNED BY:RishitaPaharya
2nd Year Diploma In FashionDesign
(NSQF Level-6 OfNSDC)
There are plenty of stitches used to beautify the product. Small round pieces
of mirrors are fixed on to the fabric using buttonhole stitching.

30. THANK YOUTHANK YOURishita Paharya
2nd YearDiploma in Fashion Design
(NSQF Level 6 OfNSDC)