Punjab PSEB Matric NSQF Apparel Made-Ups study materials
Punjab PSEB Matric NSQF Apparel Made-Ups study resources

Punjab PSEB Matric NSQF Apparel Made-Ups study plan

Punjab PSEB Matric NSQF Apparel Made-Ups · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Cutting, Stitching and Construction Techniques; Seams, Hems and Finishes & Pattern Making, Measurements and Marker Layout

  • Label and sketch five basic seam types (plain, French, flat-fell, lapped, run-and-fell) and state one garment use for each

  • Take and record a full set of body measurements on a partner, converting inches to centimetres correctly

  • Draft a basic bodice block to personal measurements on drafting paper

  • Identify the grain line, selvedge, and bias on three fabric swatches and explain why grain affects cutting

Your checkpoint

A measurement chart plus a hand-drafted basic bodice block with seam samples stitched on a 20x20 cm fabric sheet

Week 2

Cutting, Stitching and Construction Techniques; Seams, Hems and Finishes & Sewing Tools, Equipment and Machine Basics; Maintenance and Safety

  • Stitch and finish three hem types (single-fold, double-fold, blind) and compare stitch appearance

  • Demonstrate safe threading, bobbin winding, and tension adjustment on a lockstitch machine

  • Carry out daily cleaning and oiling routine on the machine and record it on a checklist

  • Diagnose and correct three common stitch faults (skipped stitches, looping, puckering)

Your checkpoint

A stitched hem sample booklet of three finishes plus a completed machine maintenance checklist for five days

Week 3

Textile Fibres, Yarns and Fabrics: Types, Properties and Identification & Pattern Making, Measurements and Marker Layout

  • Classify ten fibre samples as natural or man-made using burn, feel, and visual tests

  • Describe twist direction and yarn count in simple terms and identify two yarn types from samples

  • Lay out a marker for a simple pattern set on fabric, minimising wastage and respecting grain

  • Explain the difference between woven, knitted, and non-woven fabric construction with one example each

Your checkpoint

A fibre identification table for ten samples with test evidence and a photographed marker layout showing calculated fabric utilisation

Week 4

Cutting, Stitching and Construction Techniques; Seams, Hems and Finishes & Apparel and Home Furnishing Product Development (Garments, Made-Ups, Furnishings)

  • Cut and construct a simple garment (child's frock or basic kurta) from the drafted block

  • Apply facing and neckline finishing correctly and inspect the join for evenness

  • Sequence construction steps in a written order-of-operations sheet before stitching

  • Compare a made-up item and a garment in terms of construction standards and finish expectations

Your checkpoint

A finished simple garment with a written construction sequence sheet and self-inspection notes

Week 5

Apparel and Home Furnishing Product Development (Garments, Made-Ups, Furnishings) & Surface Ornamentation, Embellishment and Traditional Embroidery

  • Design and produce one home furnishing item (cushion cover or table runner) with a specified size and finish

  • Execute three traditional embroidery stitches (chain, satin, blanket) on a sample cloth

  • Plan a small product range of three items with target customer and price band noted

  • Apply one surface ornamentation technique (applique or mirror work) neatly to a product sample

Your checkpoint

A finished furnishing product with embroidery detail and a one-page product range plan for three items

Week 6

Workplace Safety, Health and Hygiene; Personal Protective Equipment & Quality Control, Inspection and Care of Textile Products

  • List and demonstrate correct use of five personal protective equipment items in a sewing workshop

  • Identify three workplace hazards in a stitching room and state the control for each

  • Perform a four-point fabric inspection on a two-metre length and record defects

  • Write care label instructions for three different fibre products based on fibre properties

Your checkpoint

A workplace safety audit sheet for a simulated workshop plus a defect record from the four-point inspection

Week 7

Introduction to the Apparel, Made-Ups and Home Furnishing Sector and Career Opportunities & Entrepreneurship, Costing, Waste Management and Environmental Sustainability

  • Map five career paths in the apparel and home furnishing sector to required skills and entry routes

  • Calculate the cost of one stitched product covering material, labour, overhead, and margin

  • Identify three waste streams in cutting and stitching and propose a reduction step for each

  • Outline the steps to register a small tailoring or furnishing unit as a self-employed venture

Your checkpoint

A costing sheet for one product with break-even price plus a waste reduction action list of three items

Week 8

Quality Control, Inspection and Care of Textile Products & Entrepreneurship, Costing, Waste Management and Environmental Sustainability & Introduction to the Apparel, Made-Ups and Home Furnishing Sector and Career Opportunities

  • Complete a timed 60-question mixed mock test across all ten domains and score above 70 percent

  • Review every wrong answer and write a one-line correction note for each

  • Re-verify the ten weakest facts against notes and restate them accurately

  • Finalise a personal revision sheet of key terms, measurements, and safety rules

Your checkpoint

A scored mock test with an error log and a one-page final revision sheet

Milestones

Week 2: Can thread and set tension on a lockstitch machine unaided and stitch three seam types with even, unpuckered lines

Week 4: Has completed one wearable garment from own drafted block with correct grain alignment and clean neckline finish

Week 6: Can perform fabric inspection, record defects, and state PPE and hazard controls without referring to notes

Week 8: Scores at least 70 percent on the mixed mock test and has a written correction note for every missed question