Maharashtra SSC Hand Embroidery (MSBSHSE) case studies
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Hand Embroidery is a vocational subject offered at the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) level under the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE). It is aimed at students who take a vocational stream alongside regular SSC subjects and who want a practical, employable skill rather than a purely academic elective. The Maharashtra SSC Hand Embroidery (MSBSHSE) case studies are 5 cases and about 3,720 words.
1The Peacock Dupatta: Diagnosing a Failed Satin-Stitch Trial
At the SSC practical table a candidate has ten working days to embroider a peacock motif about 15 cm by 20 cm on a ready-stitched cotton dupatta. She has six-strand mercerised cotton in five shades, an 18 cm wooden hoop, needles in sizes 5, 7 and 9, and no padding felt.
803 words, about 4 min2Six Shades on a Wine Ground: Colour and Repeat Decisions for a Hem Border
A designer must plan a 6 cm wide embroidered border along the 90 cm hem of a deep wine maroon cotton-silk blouse. The client wants the result to look festive but not loud.
745 words, about 4 min3A Heritage Hotel Order: Choosing an Honest Maharashtra Style
A boutique orders 15 table runners, each 30 cm by 90 cm, for a heritage hotel and describes the brief only as Maharashtra heritage style. The price is fixed at ₹450 per runner and delivery is in eight working days.
727 words, about 4 min4Navy Georgette Yoke: Tracing and Preparing a Slippery Fabric
A student has 1.5 m of dark navy polyester georgette for a kurta yoke. The design is a fine floral spray of 40 small motifs, each 2 to 3 cm across, to be traced in an 18 cm deep band on the front.
725 words, about 4 min5Sixty Pouches at ₹380: Costing, Capacity and Worker Safety
A four-woman self-help group has an order for 60 embroidered pouches at a buyer-fixed price of ₹380 per piece. Each pouch uses 0.30 m of outer fabric costing ₹300 per metre and 0.25 m of lining at ₹120 per metre.
720 words, about 4 min