This document discusses principles and elements of design, color schemes, and methods for transferring designs. It covers the following key points: - The 5 principles of design are balance, proportion, emphasis, rhythm, and harmony. The 3 elements are line, texture, and color. - Color schemes include monochromatic, adjacent, and complementary colors. Complementary colors are directly opposite on the color wheel. - Methods for transferring designs are tracing, hot-iron transfer, and stamping. Tracing involves using light sources and carbon paper. Hot-iron transfer uses heat-activated printed designs. Stamping uses perforated designs and pricking holes along lines.

1. Principles and Elements of Design
Color Schemes &
Methods in Transferring of
Design

2. Objectives Identify principles and elements of design
Identify
Apply color scheme in creating a design
Apply
Transfer a design following the given steps or
methods
Transfer
Create embroidered article based on principles
and elements of design
Create
Practice good working habit
Practice

3. PRINCIPLES ELEMENTS
1.BALANCE-SYMMETRICAL OR
FORMAL BALANCE & ASYMMETRICAL
OR INFORMAL BALANCE
2.PROPORTION
3.EMPHASIS
4.RHYTHM
5.HARMONY
1.LINE
2.TEXTURE
3.COLOR
PRIMARY COLORS,
SECONDARY COLORS
TERTIARY COLORS

4. PRINCIPLES 1.BALANCE-THE DESIGN SHOULD BE IDENTIFIED ON BOTH SIDES OR
IT MAYBE FORMED IN TWO WAYS :
SYMMETRICALLY OR THE FORMAL BALANCE-IT CAN BE DESCRIBED AS
HAVING EQUAL 'WEIGHT' IN COLOR, SHAPE, AND SIZE ON EACH SIDE
OF A DESIGN.THE OPPOSITE OF THIS IS ASYMMETRICAL OR THE
INFORMAL BALANCE IN WHICH DESIGN HAVE UNEQUAL PROPORTION.
2.PROPORTION- A CONNECTION OF ALL PARTS IN A WHOLE OBJECT.
IT REFERS TO THE SIZE AND SCALE OF THE VARIOUS ELEMENTS IN A
DESIGN.
3. EMPHASIS –OR THE CENTER OF INTEREST OF A DESIGN. THE EYE
CATCHES THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF A DESIGN THEN TO THE
OTHER DETAILS.

5. PRINCIPLES 4. RHYTHM- THESE ARE SMOOTH
MOVEMENT OF LINES AND COLORS WHICH
CARRY THE EYES ALONG IN MOTION. IT
CAN BE CREATED IN A DESIGN IN THREE
(3) WAYS SUCH AS REPETITION, RADIATION
AND GRADATION.
5.HARMONY IS A RELATIONSHIP OF
DIFFERENT PORTION OF DESIGN. THIS
PRINCIPLES SHOWS REPETITION OF
LINE,FORM,SHAPE AND SIZE TO GIVE A
FEELING OF ONENESS.

6. ELEMENTS
1.LINES
2.TEXTURE
3.COLOR
.

7. 1.LINES
It is a skeleton or basic
foundation of vertical or
horizontal sketch.
.

8. 2.TEXTURE- It refers to the
roughness and smoothness
appearance of an object.
It can also be dull or glossy, thick or
thin in appearance.
.

9. 3.COLOR-It is something
that affect the appearance
of project. It may be cool,
warm, bright or dull.
.

10. COLORS-There are categories of colors
based on the color wheel.
PRIMARY COLORS ARE 3 PIGMENT COLORS THAT CANNOT BE MIXED BY ANY COMBINATION OF OTHER COLORS.
R ____ ______ Y____ _____ _____ _____ ______ B _____ ______ ______
SECONDARY COLORS –IT IS THE SUM OF 2 PRIMARY COLORS
G ____ ____ _____ _____ P ____ _____ _____ _____ _____
O ____ ____ ____ ______ ______
TERTIARY COLORS- ALSO KNOWN AS INTERMEDIATE COLORS WHICH ARE FORMED BY MIXING PRIMARY AND SECONDARY COLORS IN
THE COLOR WHEEL.
YO RO
BG YG

11. COLOR
SCHEMES  1.MONOCHROMATIC COLOR
 2.ADJACENT COLOR HARMONY
 3.COMPLEMENTARY COLOR
HARMONY
 A.COMPLEMENTARY COLORS
 B.SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY COLORS
 C.TRIAD

12. MONOCHROMATIC COLOR
IT IS ONE COLOR HARMONY
THAT USES THE SAME COLOR
IN DIFFERENT VALUES AND
INTENSITY.

13. ADJACENT COLOR HARMONY
IT IS ALSO KNOWN AS
ANALOGOUS COLOR HARMONY
THAT ARE NEXT TO EACH OTHER
ON THE COLOR WHEEL.

14. COMPLEMENTARY COLOR
HARMONY
 IT IS VERY PLEASING COLOR THAT ARE OPPOSITE IN
THE COLOR WHEEL.
 A.COMPLEMENTARY COLORS-DIRECTLY OPPOSITE IN
THE COLOR WHEEL FOR EXAMPLE RED AND GREEN,
BLUE AND ORANGE, YELLOW AND VIOLET.
 B. SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY COLORS-USES TWO
COLORS ADJACENT TO ITS COMPLEMENT.
 C.TRIAD-GIVES QUITE VIBRANT VERSION OF COLOR
THAT USES COLORS WHICH ARE EVENLY SPACED
AROUND THE COLOR WHEEL.

15. METHODS IN
TRANSFERRING
DESIGN
1.TRACING METHOD
2.HOT-IRON TRANSFER
3.STAMPING

16. TRACING
METHOD
METHOD IN THIS METHOD, IT USES
LIGHT SOURCES ,MAKING
CHALKS OR PENCIL,TRACING
WHEEL AND CARBON PAPER.
A METHOD WHICH THE
DESIGN IS DIRECTLY
TRANSFERRED ONTO THE
FABRIC.

17. HOT-IRON
TRANSFER
IT IS READY
MADE DESIGN
NORMALLY
PRINTED IN
BLACK,BLUE
OR GRAY INK
WHICH
ACTIVATED
BY THE HEAT
OF AN IRON.

18. STAMPING
1.OR POUNCING METHOD
IS A COMMON WAY OF
TRANSFERRING
EMBROIDERY DESIGN BY
MEANS OF STAMPING AND
PRICKING HOLES ALONG
THE LINES OF DESIGN
USING SOFT ABSORBENT
CLOTH,KEROSENE,
NEWSPAPER AND
PERFORATED DESIGN.

19. OUTPUTS MAKING

20. CREATE AN
EMBROIDERED ARTICLE
BASED ON PRINCIPLES
AND ELEMENTS OF
DESIGN

21. APPLY A COLOR SCHEME IN
CREATING A DESIGN AND
TRANSFER A DESIGN
FOLLOWING THE GIVEN STEPS
OR METHODS YOU HAVE
KNOWN.

22. PRACTICE GOOD
WORKING HABIT

23. A DEMONSTRATION TEACHING DURING LAC OF TEACHERS
2ND WEEK OF MARCH

24. THANK YOU SO
MUCH....
PARED BY :
ROEL
ALES
DA
CHER III
GRADE 8
DICRAFTS