Karnataka KSEAB II PUC Apparel Made-Ups & Home Furnishing study materials
Karnataka KSEAB II PUC Apparel Made-Ups & Home Furnishing study resources

Karnataka KSEAB II PUC Apparel Made-Ups & Home Furnishing study plan

Karnataka KSEAB II PUC Apparel Made-Ups & Home Furnishing · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Fibres, Yarns and Fabric Construction & Pattern Making and Garment Construction

  • Classify natural and man-made fibres by origin, properties and end use, writing a one-line identification test for each

  • Trace the sequence from fibre to yarn to fabric and label at least eight fabric samples by construction type

  • Distinguish plain, twill and satin weaves and sketch each interlacing on graph paper

  • Identify the five basic pattern-drafting measurements and take them on a partner, recording them in a measurement chart

  • Draft a basic bodice block to the recorded measurements on drafting paper

Your checkpoint

A fabric-sample file of 10 labelled swatches (fibre, yarn, weave) plus a drafted and measurement-annotated basic bodice block

Week 2

Pattern Making and Garment Construction & Fibres, Yarns and Fabric Construction

  • Explain yarn count systems and calculate fabric weight per square metre from given data

  • Adapt the bodice block into a simple kurta or shirt pattern with seam allowances marked

  • Demonstrate trueing of seams, darts and grain lines on the drafted pattern

  • Cut and construct a calico toile of the adapted pattern, checking fit on a dress form or person

  • Diagnose and correct at least three fit faults (drag lines, gaping neckline, tight armhole) and note the correction

Your checkpoint

A stitched calico toile with a written fit-fault correction log of at least three entries

Week 3

Pattern Making and Garment Construction & Sewing Equipment, Stitches and Seams

  • Classify sewing machine types (single needle lockstitch, overlock, flatlock) by function and typical seam use

  • Draw and label the stitch formation of a lockstitch and a chainstitch

  • Identify and sketch at least six seam classes with their stitch and seam-class numbers

  • Sew samples of plain, French, flat-fell and overlocked seams and attach them to a record sheet

  • Set machine tension, stitch length and needle size correctly for light, medium and heavy fabrics

Your checkpoint

A seam-and-stitch sample book with six labelled seams plus tension and stitch-length settings recorded for three fabric weights

Week 4

Textile Finishing and Dyeing & Entrepreneurship, Costing and Care of Textiles

  • Distinguish preparatory processes (desizing, scouring, bleaching, mercerising) by purpose and effect on fabric

  • Compare dye classes (reactive, vat, acid, disperse) with the fibres each suits and a typical fastness limitation

  • Match at least six finishing treatments (calendering, sanforising, flame retardancy, water repellency, anti-crease, bio-polishing) to their consumer benefit

  • Build a costing sheet for one garment covering fabric, trims, labour, overhead and margin, and compute the selling price

  • Write care-label instructions for three fabric types with reasoned washing, drying and ironing advice

Your checkpoint

A complete one-garment cost sheet with selling price calculation plus care labels for three fabrics

Week 5

Apparel Design, Fashion Illustration and Elements of Design & Surface Ornamentation and Embellishment Techniques

  • Apply the elements of design (line, shape, colour, texture, space) to critique three garment silhouettes in writing

  • Explain the principles of design (balance, rhythm, emphasis, proportion, harmony) with one garment example each

  • Produce a fashion croquis and render two garments on it using colour media

  • Demonstrate at least five surface ornamentation techniques (embroidery stitches, appliqué, patchwork, beadwork, fabric painting) on a sample square

  • Explain the suitability of each embellishment technique for different fabric weights and garment positions

Your checkpoint

A design sheet with two rendered croquis figures plus an embellishment sample board of five labelled techniques

Week 6

Home Furnishing - Soft Furnishings and Interiors & Introduction to Apparel and Home Furnishing Industry

  • Identify soft furnishing categories (curtains, blinds, cushions, bed linen, table linen, upholstery) and their functional requirements

  • Calculate fabric quantity for a pair of curtains given window size, fullness ratio and fabric width

  • Compare curtain heading styles and lining options for light control and insulation

  • Outline the structure of the apparel and home furnishing industry from fibre producer to retailer, naming the role of each stage

  • Describe the main sectors of India's textile and apparel trade and one current employment trend in Karnataka's garment sector

Your checkpoint

A curtain fabric estimation worked example with a labelled soft-furnishing category chart and an industry value-chain diagram

Week 7

Occupational Safety, Tools and Workshop Practice & Pattern Making and Garment Construction

  • List workshop safety rules for machine use, needle handling, irons and electrical equipment, and state the first aid for a needle prick and a burn

  • Demonstrate correct posture, machine guarding and emergency stop procedure at the sewing machine

  • Identify and state the use of at least ten tools (measuring, marking, cutting, pressing) in a workshop tool chart

  • Complete one full garment from pattern to finished product applying safe practice throughout

  • Inspect the finished garment against a quality checklist covering seams, grain, pressing and trims

Your checkpoint

One finished garment with a signed safety-compliance and quality-inspection checklist

Week 8

Introduction to Apparel and Home Furnishing Industry & Textile Finishing and Dyeing & Sewing Equipment, Stitches and Seams & Apparel Design, Fashion Illustration and Elements of Design & Home Furnishing - Soft Furnishings and Interiors & Surface Ornamentation and Embellishment Techniques & Entrepreneurship, Costing and Care of Textiles & Occupational Safety, Tools and Workshop Practice

  • Revise all ten domains using a one-page summary sheet per domain

  • Solve at least 60 mixed practice questions and log errors by domain

  • Re-teach the three weakest domains aloud or in writing without notes

  • Recite key definitions, classifications and formulae from memory under timed conditions

  • Attempt two full-length mock papers and review every wrong answer

Your checkpoint

Ten domain summary sheets, an error log, and two completed mock papers with scores recorded

Milestones

Week 2: Can label 10 fabric swatches by fibre and weave, and has a fitted calico toile with a written fit-fault log

Week 4: Scores at least 70% on a self-made 30-question test covering fibres, pattern making, seams and finishing, and has a complete garment cost sheet

Week 6: Can calculate curtain fabric for a given window unaided and has a five-technique embellishment board plus two rendered croquis

Week 8: Two mock papers completed with scores of 60% or above and every logged error traced to a domain summary sheet