Odisha CHSE +2 Vocational Fashion Technology study plan

Distinguish and name the parts and functions of a lockstitch sewing machine, including feed dog, bobbin case, tension discs and presser foot, in writing

Demonstrate the correct threading sequence of an industrial single-needle machine and list four consequences of wrong threading

Explain the difference between stitch, seam and seam finish, and classify at least six common seam types with a labelled sketch for each

Solve five numerical problems on thread consumption per metre of seam and stitch density (stitches per inch to stitches per cm)

Define the vocabulary of fashion fundamentals: silhouette, style, fad, classic, haute couture, prêt-à-porter, and the fashion cycle stages

Construct samples of at least four seam finishes (plain, overcast, French, flat-felled) and three edge finishes (bias binding, facing, hemming) on woven fabric

Diagnose and write the cause-and-remedy for eight common stitching defects such as puckering, skipped stitches, needle breakage and seam slippage

Select the correct needle size and thread type for light, medium and heavy fabrics and justify each choice

Demonstrate safe handling of the machine: needle guard, finger clearance, power isolation, and posture at the workstation

List the personal protective measures and first-aid response for needle prick, blade cut and eye injury in a sewing room

Classify textile fibres into natural (cellulosic, protein) and man-made (regenerated, synthetic) with two examples of each and their source

Compare cotton, silk, wool, viscose and polyester on strength, absorbency, elasticity, drape and burning behaviour in a written table

Describe the sequence of yarn manufacture from opening and carding to spinning, and distinguish carded, combed and blended yarns

Explain yarn count systems (Ne, Nm, denier, tex) and convert between at least three of them numerically

Identify plain, twill and satin weaves from a fabric sample or diagram and state one end use for each

Take and record 12 body measurements on a partner or dummy using standard landmarks, and state the ease allowance added at bust, waist and hip

Draft a basic bodice block to individual measurements and true the neckline, armhole and shoulder seams

Draft a basic sleeve block and set it into the bodice block, checking sleeve cap ease and pitch marks

Explain the principles of grading and produce a two-size graded bodice front with a stated grade rule per point

Match fabric type and weave to pattern layout requirements: grainline, fold, nap, checks and bias

Work at least six hand-embroidery stitches (running, stem, chain, satin, lazy daisy, French knot) as labelled samples on cotton

Explain and demonstrate one traditional Odisha textile or embroidery technique such as appliqué work of Pipili or Bomkai weave, describing its motifs and colour palette

Apply two embellishment methods, sequin and bead work, on a small motif with secure fastening and correct spacing

Draw a 10-head fashion figure with correct proportion and render one garment in colour using a chosen medium

Prepare a flat technical drawing (spec sketch) of a kurti with seams, darts, placket and trims annotated

Map the sequence of garment production from design and sampling to cutting, sewing, finishing and dispatch, naming the department responsible at each stage

Explain the functions of a marker, cutting room, line balancing and finishing section, and compute basic line efficiency from given figures

Apply the four-point system to grade a fabric roll and calculate the acceptable defect score for a given order

Distinguish AQL-based inspection from 100 percent inspection and list the steps of a final random inspection

Prepare a simple costing sheet for a shirt covering fabric, trims, labour, overhead and profit margin, and set a selling price

Outline the steps to register a small garment unit and identify two government support schemes relevant to Odisha entrepreneurs

Use CAD tools to digitise one bodice block, apply seam allowance and produce a graded nest for three sizes

Create a digital presentation of the portfolio using a word processor or presentation software, with consistent fonts, captions and image sizing

Explain computer applications across design, pattern making, cutting, embroidery and inventory in a written note

Conduct a hazard hunt in a sewing workshop and record ten hazards with a control measure for each under the hierarchy of controls

Assemble the project portfolio: index, samples, drafts, sketches and photographs, with a reflective note on what each item demonstrates

Revise all eleven domains using a one-page summary sheet per domain, self-testing with 20 recall questions each

Complete two timed mock papers of 90 minutes and score them against the marking scheme

Re-stitch the two weakest seam samples identified from the mock-paper feedback

Rehearse a five-minute viva explanation of the project portfolio, covering choice of fabric, pattern and technique

Finalise and submit the portfolio with corrected captions, a contents page and a signed originality note