Creative Garment Task

 

 

Screen printing with paper stencils

Screen printing with paper stencils

This video is an example of how to screen print using paper stencils and multiple layers.

Watch the video below and answer the following questions:

- Name 4 things you will need

- What is the cello-tape used for?

- What areas do you cut out first?

- What do you need to think about when attaching your stencil to the screen (frame)?

- Why were a few layers of tape used to attach the stencil?

- How should you prepare your fabric?

- What is used to add paint to the screen?

- How many passes of the squeegee should you do, what type of pressure should you apply, and how should you hold it?

- How do you lift the frame off?

Ball Gowns

Below are two very differently styled ball gowns. Sketch each one using a croqui as your model, both the front and back views. Take your time and have fun practicing.

Applied Design - Bomber Jacket

Level Three students have the opportunity to embellish a Bomber Jacket with an applied design of their choice. Applying a design to their Bomber Jacket could include, but is not limited to, embroidery, applique, and screen printing.

Constructing a Double Welt Pocket

Double Welt's are one of my favourite type of pockets to feature on a High-End garment. This complex procedure could take you one attempt to master or a couple to make sure the double welt pocket is constructed to a high quality.

Cushion Design - Year 10

Check out the awesome mahi going on in class!  

 

Basic Elements & Principles of Design

Below are the basic elements and principles of design from an industry point of view. The design industry includes Fashion and Design, Architecture, Web Design, Hard Materials, Interior Design, and many more. The elements and principles below, are commonly referred to within the above areas.

Elements of Design Info