Module Outline
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Applied Embroidery 1
Applied Embroidery 1
Module
National Code
State Code
61265
61265
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
030107 - Garment Making
Nominal Hours
34
Description
To enable students to:
- develop skills in the design and working of traditional
embroidery techniques for embellishing garments;
- learn the art of smocking;
- research and develop skills in the art of cross stitch and
Assisi work;
- develop skills in beading;
- examine the art of re-embroidery;
- research and examine the art of constructing braids,
cords, fringes and tassels.
- develop skills in the design and working of traditional
embroidery techniques for embellishing garments;
- learn the art of smocking;
- research and develop skills in the art of cross stitch and
Assisi work;
- develop skills in beading;
- examine the art of re-embroidery;
- research and examine the art of constructing braids,
cords, fringes and tassels.
No information
Evidence Guide
Internal Assessment 100%
Comprehensive, illustrated Resource Folio 40%
Internal Assessment of two projects 60%
Project 1
OPTION 1 - One garment, accessory or article
featuring a substantial amount of embroidery using
the basic embroidery stitches, English smocking,
cross stitch or Assisi work.
OR
OPTION 2 - Two garments, accessories, or articles featuring a lesser amount
of embroidery. The first using the basic embroidery stitches or English
smocking, the second using cross stitch or Assisi work.
Project 2
OPTION 1 - One garment, accessory or article
featuring a substantial amount of embroidery using
beading and/or re-embroidery.
OR
OPTION 2 - Two garments, accessories or articles featuring a lesser amount of
embroidery. The first using beading, the second using re-embroidery.
A substantial amount of the embroidery on these
garments must be done in class time under the
lecturer's supervision.
Comprehensive, illustrated Resource Folio 40%
Internal Assessment of two projects 60%
Project 1
OPTION 1 - One garment, accessory or article
featuring a substantial amount of embroidery using
the basic embroidery stitches, English smocking,
cross stitch or Assisi work.
OR
OPTION 2 - Two garments, accessories, or articles featuring a lesser amount
of embroidery. The first using the basic embroidery stitches or English
smocking, the second using cross stitch or Assisi work.
Project 2
OPTION 1 - One garment, accessory or article
featuring a substantial amount of embroidery using
beading and/or re-embroidery.
OR
OPTION 2 - Two garments, accessories or articles featuring a lesser amount of
embroidery. The first using beading, the second using re-embroidery.
A substantial amount of the embroidery on these
garments must be done in class time under the
lecturer's supervision.
Elements and Performance Criteria
No information
No information
Associated Qual/Courses
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5782 | Commercial Dressmaking | Accredited course |