This document provides an introduction to embroidery, covering basic equipment and techniques. It discusses the main tools needed, including floss or thread, needles, and a hoop to hold the fabric. Two fundamental stitches are explained - the cross stitch, where each block resembles a pixel, and the back stitch, used mainly for outlining. Videos demonstrate how to properly thread a needle and execute these basic stitches.
This document provides an introduction to embroidery, covering basic equipment and techniques. It discusses the main tools needed, including floss or thread, needles, and a hoop to hold the fabric. Two fundamental stitches are explained - the cross stitch, where each block resembles a pixel, and the back stitch, used mainly for outlining. Videos demonstrate how to properly thread a needle and execute these basic stitches.
Handicrafts are items made by hand often with simple tools and are artistic and traditional in nature. The Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) is the governing body that promotes and develops exports of Indian handicrafts. It projects India's image abroad and has over 6000 handicraft manufacturer and exporter members. The government supports the handicraft industry through policies like interest subvention, market development assistance, and market access initiatives. Recent developments to promote the industry include setting up special economic zones for handicrafts, workshops to promote exports, and the new foreign trade policy.
This document outlines a lesson plan for an exploratory course on novelty crafts. The lesson plan covers four lessons: 1) use and care of tools and materials, 2) carrying out measurements and calculations, 3) practicing occupational health and safety procedures, and 4) creating a design and plan for a simple project. Each lesson includes content and performance standards, learning competencies, activities and assessments. The overall goal is for students to gain skills in using tools, performing measurements and calculations, following safety procedures, and designing and creating simple craft projects using recyclable materials from the community.
The document discusses various types of embroidery stitches. It begins by describing straight stitches like running stitch and satin stitch which move in a single direction. It then covers back stitches which encircle the fabric, and chain stitches which catch loops of thread on the surface. Buttonhole stitches are also loop stitches but at a right angle. Feather stitches catch loops alternately. Cross stitches form X patterns. Knotted stitches involve wrapping thread around the needle. Couching stitches use two sets of threads, with one laid on top and attached by the other. Darning stitch is a basic stitch using parallel rows of running stitch, originally used for mending but also for embroidery patterns.
The document discusses traditional embroideries from five Indian states - Chikankari from Uttar Pradesh, Kashidakari from Jammu and Kashmir, Kantha from West Bengal, Phulkari from Punjab, and Rabari/Kutch embroidery from Gujarat. It provides details on the history, materials used, and stitches involved in each type of embroidery. It also includes photos of products showcasing the different embroidery styles.
This document provides descriptions of various measuring, marking, cutting, fastening and other tools used in construction, crafts and fabrication. It groups the tools into categories such as measuring tools, lining tools, testing tools, holding tools, driving tools, boring tools, cutting tools, fastening tools, finishing tools and other/miscellaneous tools. For each tool, a brief description of its purpose and use is given. Equipment such as work benches, sewing machines and looms are also listed at the end.
Handicrafts involve making useful and decorative objects by hand or with simple tools. This includes pottery, weaving, woodcarving, metalworking, and jewelry making. Pottery involves shaping clay objects and firing them. Weaving uses looms to interlace threads into fabrics. Philippine tribes like the Ilocos and Tausug are known for their handicraft traditions of pottery, weaving, and woodcarving.
Handicrafts are items made by hand often with simple tools and are artistic and traditional in nature. The Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) is the governing body that promotes and develops exports of Indian handicrafts. It projects India's image abroad and has over 6000 handicraft manufacturer and exporter members. The government supports the handicraft industry through policies like interest subvention, market development assistance, and market access initiatives. Recent developments to promote the industry include setting up special economic zones for handicrafts, workshops to promote exports, and the new foreign trade policy.
This document outlines a lesson plan for an exploratory course on novelty crafts. The lesson plan covers four lessons: 1) use and care of tools and materials, 2) carrying out measurements and calculations, 3) practicing occupational health and safety procedures, and 4) creating a design and plan for a simple project. Each lesson includes content and performance standards, learning competencies, activities and assessments. The overall goal is for students to gain skills in using tools, performing measurements and calculations, following safety procedures, and designing and creating simple craft projects using recyclable materials from the community.
The document discusses various types of embroidery stitches. It begins by describing straight stitches like running stitch and satin stitch which move in a single direction. It then covers back stitches which encircle the fabric, and chain stitches which catch loops of thread on the surface. Buttonhole stitches are also loop stitches but at a right angle. Feather stitches catch loops alternately. Cross stitches form X patterns. Knotted stitches involve wrapping thread around the needle. Couching stitches use two sets of threads, with one laid on top and attached by the other. Darning stitch is a basic stitch using parallel rows of running stitch, originally used for mending but also for embroidery patterns.
The document discusses traditional embroideries from five Indian states - Chikankari from Uttar Pradesh, Kashidakari from Jammu and Kashmir, Kantha from West Bengal, Phulkari from Punjab, and Rabari/Kutch embroidery from Gujarat. It provides details on the history, materials used, and stitches involved in each type of embroidery. It also includes photos of products showcasing the different embroidery styles.
This document provides descriptions of various measuring, marking, cutting, fastening and other tools used in construction, crafts and fabrication. It groups the tools into categories such as measuring tools, lining tools, testing tools, holding tools, driving tools, boring tools, cutting tools, fastening tools, finishing tools and other/miscellaneous tools. For each tool, a brief description of its purpose and use is given. Equipment such as work benches, sewing machines and looms are also listed at the end.
Handicrafts involve making useful and decorative objects by hand or with simple tools. This includes pottery, weaving, woodcarving, metalworking, and jewelry making. Pottery involves shaping clay objects and firing them. Weaving uses looms to interlace threads into fabrics. Philippine tribes like the Ilocos and Tausug are known for their handicraft traditions of pottery, weaving, and woodcarving.
Powerpoint presentación titulada "Jožica Lovko" con música de fondo "Vaya con Dios". La presentación trata sobre una persona llamada Jožica Lovko y utiliza la canción "Vaya con Dios" como música de fondo.
1. »Bila sta dva soseda, ki sta imela
smešni imeni. Tisti na levi je živel v
rdeči hiši z rdečim vrtom, na njem
pa so bile rdeče redkvice. Pri njem
je bilo vse rdeče, zato mu je bilo ime
Rdečko. Tisti na desni pa je imel vse
rumeno in rumen vrt z rumenimi
korenčki, zato mu je bilo ime
Rumenko.« Tako se začenja
»Barvna prigoda« v knjižnem
prvencu 11-letne Urške Žonta s
Svibnega, ki obiskuje 6. razred OŠ
Marjana Nemca Radeče.
2. Na letošnjem devetem
mednarodnem natečaju za najboljšo
otroško in mladinsko knjigo mestne
občine Schwanenstadt v Gornji
Avstriji je mlada pisateljica, ki je
poskrbela tudi za barvno ilustracijo
v svoji prvi knjigi, osvojila drugo
mesto. Konkurenca je bila velika -
na natečaju je sodelovalo kar 770
udeležencev, ki so ustvarili 220 del
(131 so jih prispevali ustvarjalci iz
Avstrije, 49 iz Slovenije, 36 iz
Italije, 2 iz Nemčije in po enega
ustvarjalci iz Hrvaške in Srbije).
3.
4.
5.
6. 11-letna Urška Žonta
obiskuje v šoli dobro leto dni
tudi klekljarski krožek in
ustvarila je že nekaj
zanimivih klekljanih
izdelkov. Vzornico je našla v
teti Vidi, ki kleklja doma, v
šoli pa ima izvrstno
mentorico Idrijčanko
Milojko Gregorčič, ki je
prišla v Radeče pred 32 leti.