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Textile design is the process of creating patterns and structures for fabrics such as weaving, printing, and dyeing. Designers use elements like lines, shapes, color, and texture to design fabrics for clothing, furnishings, and other textile products. Traditional textile designs from places like India are also discussed. Computer software is now commonly used by professional designers to aid in the design process.
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- 1. Textile design By k. Chandran ,TS[P],IIHT Kannur
- 2. What is textile design? Textile design is the process of creating designs and structures for weaving, knitting, printing, fabric painting or ornamentation of fabrics. In practice it is the production of designs for saris, dress materials, furnishings, carpets and such textile products. All beautiful textile products are created first on paper and then production carried out with help of different raw materials ,different actions leading finally to finished product. Today the professional textile designers use some form of computer aided design software especially created for the purpose for saving time and to get more accuracy.
- 3. Elements of designs Lines Forms and shapes Colour Texture
- 4. lines Horizontal lines Vertical lines Curved lines Diagonal lines Thin lines and thick lines Double lines and parallel lines Broken lines Oblique lines Contour lines
- 5. Foliage drawing Flowers and plants can be found in all shapes, sizes, and colours To get various shapes and forms naturally the practice of foliage drawings will be of help in designing. Drawing to get desired shapes and forms from nature by observing flowers, plants and animals etc: is termed as foliage drawing
- 6. Forms and shapes Natural forms Geometrical forms Abstract forms Conventional forms calligraphy
- 7. Pigment theory of colour Primary colors RYB RGB CMYK
- 8. COLOUR Is a visual sensation created out of a physical stimuli consisting an observer to an object under the source of light. For a textile design the primary source of attraction and pleasing of customer is through its colour.
- 9. Secondary colours Green Violet Orange It is formed by mixing two primary colours in required strength in required hue.
- 10. Tertiary colours Beige or cytron Olive Brown It is the result of mixing three primary colours in different ratios keeping one primary colour in prodominent.
- 11. Light theory of colour Vibgyor CMYK RGB Substractive colour mixing.
- 12. Colour wheel [chromatic circle] Yellow yellow orange orange red orange red red violet violet blue violet blue blue green green yellow green.
- 13. Properties of colour Hue Value Saturation Complementary colours Split complementary Triadic colour schemes Analogous colour schemes Monochromatic colour schemes Polychromatic colour schemes Achromatic colour schemes
- 14. Attributes of color Tint-tone-shade Lightness-darkness Harmony in colours Contrast colours Simultaneous contrast Warm and cool colours Juxta posed colours After image of colours
- 16. DRAWING TEXTILE DESIGNS Sketch Working drawing Motif Unit figure Design repeat Side repeat Unit repeating design
- 17. Colour patterning designs Plain design Spot design Stripe design Cross over pattern Check design
- 18. Design bases Half drop repeat Diagonal waved line base Drop reverse design Balanced design Ogee base Diamond base Turnaround design All over effect design Patch work
- 19. Traditional sarees of india Baluchari saris Jamdani sarees Brocade of surat and varanasi Tanchoi saris Jangla saris Phulkari of panjab Kasuti of karnataka Embroidery of kashmir Pochampalli saris of andhrapradesh Bandhni or tie and dye sarees Chanderi sarees Patola sarees Ikat saris Kancheepuram sarees
- 20. Traditional saris of india Kurupur sari Maheswari saris Gadwal saris Gharchola saris Paithani saris Kota-doria sari
- 21. Lay out of home furnishing Bedspread Bed sheet Table cover Pillow cover Window curtains Door curtains Kitchen linens Carpets
- 22. Album preparations Prepare design album for readymades and made-ups. Prepare album for traditional sarees by collection of photos ,figures, designs ,reports and samples.
- 23. Design projects and portfolios Saree Dothy Dress materials Shirtings Madeups.
- 24. The design process Trend research AOIL Designing Patterning Product rendering finishing