UPMSP Vocational Textile Design case studies
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The UPMSP Vocational Textile Design credential is a trade subject offered under the Uttar Pradesh Board of High School and Intermediate Education (UPMSP, also called UP Board) vocational stream. Candidates usually take it alongside general academic subjects at the High School or Intermediate level, and it suits students who want a school qualification that also builds a practical, employable skill. The UPMSP Vocational Textile Design case studies are 5 cases and about 3,007 words.
1Warp Lot with Off-Count Cotton Yarn
A handloom cooperative has accepted an order for 40 running metres of plain-weave cotton fabric, 100 cm wide, at 24 ends/cm and 20 picks/cm. The warp is to be made from 40s combed cotton.
662 words, about 3 min2Twill Sett and Shrinkage on a 4-Shaft Table Loom
A vocational student is weaving a 2/2 twill scarf on a 4-shaft table loom with a 40 cm weaving width. The warp is 2/20s cotton (two-fold, 20s count) and the plan is 18 ends/cm and 14 picks/cm.
541 words, about 3 min3Shade Drift in a Reactive-Print Lot
A small printing unit is producing 200 m of 100% cotton poplin with a six-colour reactive print for a school-uniform order. The paste is prepared with sodium alginate thickener, urea, alkali and a bifunctional reactive dye.
608 words, about 3 min4Pricing a Cushion-Cover Batch and Fixing a Dye Room
A textile-design graduate has a ₹1.2 lakh order for 240 hand-printed cotton cushion covers, to be delivered in four weekly batches of 60. The buyer offers ₹150 per piece.
608 words, about 3 min5Half-Drop Repeat for a Block-Printed Bedcover
A final-year vocational student has to submit a block-printed bedcover 220 cm × 250 cm for assessment. The design brief requires a motif inspired by bamboo and a border, using two colourways.
588 words, about 3 min