2. Project Report
On
Surface Design Techniques
At
Dezyne E’cole College
Submitted To
Dezyne E’cole College
Towards
The Partial Fulfillment Of The
2nd Year Diploma In Fashion Design
Confirming NSQF Level-6 Of NSDC
By
Dimpal Chouhan
Dezyne E’cole College
2017-18
3. I Am Dimpal Chouhan Student Of Fashion Department 2nd Year Diploma Fashion Technology 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 ToCoordinate My Project.
I Also Thank Dezyne E’cole College Who Provided Insight And Expertise That Greatly Assisted The Project.
Also A Special Thanks To My Teacher, Parents And Colleagues Who Have Blessed Me With Good Health.
Because Of Which I Worked More Efficiently And Better.
Dimpal Chouhan
2nd Year Diploma Fashion Technology
NSQF LEVEL – 6 OF NSDC
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4. This Project Of Ms. Dimpal Chouhan Student Of Fashion Technology With Two Years Advance Diploma
Program Has Been Checked And Graded As
.
Thanks
Principal
[Seal &Signature]
7. INTRODUCATION
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 Perpetrate
Into These Areas. Which Are Resisted.
The Earliest Records, Form Indian And Japan, Date Back To The Sixth And Seventh Centuries A.D.
Chinese Tie And Dye Silks Of This Period Were Found In The Burial Ground At Astana And Sinking. East
Turkestan.
In Indian Tie And Dye Was Known As “Bandhana” Work. This Has Become Associated With The Small
Resist Or Coloured Sport. Which Are Arranged ToFrom Pattern On A Dyed Ground.
In Japan, The Spot Technique Of “Shibori” Was Widely Used For A Variety Of Cotton And Silk Fabric
Dyes With Indigo, Later On Folding, Rope And Sewing Methods Were Develop.
During The Middle Ages, China Exported Many Tie And Dye Wares To The Neighboring Countries. The
Spot, Folding And Sewing (Know As Triktik) Methods Were Employed To Decorate These Clothes. The
Cotton Were Indigo Dyed, But The Skills Were Of Many Colour.
23. INTRODUCATION
The Word Stencil Is Derived From The Medieval Word “Stencil” Which Means To Decorative With
Bright Colour, Which In Turn Come From The French Word “Estencele “ Which Means ToSparkle .
Stenciling Has Been Used To Over The Centuries By Many Different Cultures For Function And
Decorative Purposes And Some Of The Earliest Example Date Back To 30,00BC . During The Paleolithic
Times Prints Were Made By People Who Used Their Hands And Stencil When Splattering. Pigments
Pattern Onto The Eaves Wells. The Chinese Developed Stencil Printing In About AD 1000 For The
Mass Production Of Religious Images. The Japanese Decorative Interiors Ceramics And Fabrics With
Stencil And By The 18th Century They Had Solved The Problem The Problem Of Printing Intricate
Images Which Incorporated Floating Shapes By Weaving These Into Position By Weaving These Into
Position By With Human Hair And Silk.
Wallpaper, Playing Cards And Items Decorative With Stencil Work Were Very Popular In France Up Till
The 19th C.
Stencil Printing Is The Precursor Of The Modern Day Screen Printing. Today It Is Considered As A
Handcraft.
In Producing Stencil Prints Today, One Can Apply The Colour By Hand Brush. Airbrush, Or Spray Gun.
The Technique Is Necessarily Limited ToSmall Amount Of Yardage.