4-YearDegree Under Graduate (UG) Syllabus

B. Design Textile Design

Semester - III

SUBJECT
Introduction To Fiber And
Yarn

CREDITS

TOTAL
HOURS

60

THEORY

MARKS
25

75

100

INTERN
AL

EXTER
NAL

TOTAL

OBJECTIVES:

1. To educate students about the various stages from fiber to fabric.

2. To familiarize the fabric properties to enable better design skills.
3. To aid the fabric choice as per the design.
CONTENT:
Bloc
k

Objective

No

To acquire knowledge
about the importance
and meaning of
textiles in our life.
To understand the
basic building block of
fabrics fibres and
the relationship of
fibre properties to
fibre behavior

Topic/Content

Assignments

Mark
s

The Textile Industry

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Fibers:

1. Collection of
different
fibres.
2. Practical File
for the fibre
feel,
microscopic
Appearance
and burning
test.

30

Analysis

- Classification
- Composition / Origin/
manufacture of natural and
manmade fibers
- Performance criteria of
fibers

- Properties and
characteristics of natural
and manmade fibers
- Fiber blends
Spinning- Spinning of natural and
manmade fibers
To acquire knowledge
about various types of
spinning to spin the
yarn and their effect
on yarn properties.

- Ring Spinning
-Open end

Collection of
different types of
yarn

-Jet
-Rotar
-Friction
Self-Twist
-Electrostatic
-Twistless
-Chemical-melt, wet & dry

30

-Biconstituent&BIcomponent
-Aerodynamic

Types of yarn

To acquire knowledge
about various types of
yarns, their
classification, their
formation and uses

On the basis of parts, Fibres,

Twist& Appearance
- Yarns Count properties Of
Simple Yarn
Novelty yarns
Textured yarns
Properties & their & their
uses

Submission of
Swatch File

Fabric Construction
- Lacing
To understand the
major classification of
fabric construction
techniques

-Braiding
-Netting
- Felting
-Non Woven

Presentation on
finishes

40

Finishes
To develop an
understanding about
the importance, types
of finishes given to
the textile products

- Classification of finishes
- Preparatory
-Stabilizing
- Aesthetic - Functional

EVALUATION PATTERN
Internal Assessment: Presentation, assignments and Class Test - To Be Converted In To
25
External Assessment: Final Exam - 75 Marks.

REFERENCE BOOKS:

Sr.
No

Title of the Book

Author

Publisher name

Year

Textile from fibre to

fabric-Sixth edition

BerardCobman

Mc grew-hill
international edition

198
3

Understanding Textiles-

Bellie .J. Collier, Phyllis

Prentice-Hall,Inc.

200

Sixth Edition

Toratora

J.J. Pizzutos Fabric

Science-Seventh
Edition

Arthur Price, Allen CCohen, Ingrid Johnson

Fairchild Publications

199
9

Clothing Technology

H.Eberle,M.Hornberger,D
.Menzer,H.Hermling,R.Kil
gus,W.Ring

Europa Lehrimittal

200
2

Understanding Fabrics:
from fiber to finished
cloth

Debbie Ann Gioello

Fairchild Publication,
New York

199
6

Fabric reference-Fourth
Edition

Mary Humphries

Pearson Prantice Hall

200
9

Fabric for fashion

Clive hallett and Amanda

Johnston

Laurence King
Publishing

201
0

Textiles-Tenth Edition

Sara.J.Kadolph

Pearson Prantice Hall

200
7

Text book of clothing

textiles and laundry

SushmaGupta,NeeruGarg
,RenuSaini

Kalyani Publishers,
Ludhiana

200
5

10

Clothing Technology

Sheila Jefferson

Abhishek
Publications,
Chandigarh

200
5

MaharshiKarveStreeShikshanSamsthas

School Of Fashion Technology

Affiliated with SNDT Womens university

Lesson Plan
B. Design
Specialization: Textile Design
Year:

2014-2015

Semester: III

Subject: Introduction to fiber and yarn.

Name of the Faculty: Ms.Tejashree V. Rankhambe
1. Course outcome:
The student will be able to:

Identify the types of fibers and fabrics: viz; Feel, hand, physical properties.

Learn the varying fabric manufacturing techniques.

Know the different Fabric processing techniques.

2. Course content:
Bloc
k
No
1

Topic/Content
Analysis

Mark
s

The Textile Industry

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Fibers:
- Classification
- Composition / Origin/ manufacture of natural and manmade
fibers
2

- Performance criteria of fibers

- Properties and characteristics of natural and manmade fibers
- Fiber blends

30

Spinning-

- Spinning of natural and

manmade fibers

- Self-Twist

- Ring Spinning

Chemical-melt, wet & dry

-Open end

-Bi constituent & Bi component

-Jet

-Aerodynamic

-Rotar
-Friction

-Yarns Count properties Of

Simple Yarn

-Twistless

Novelty yarns

Types of yarn

Textured yarns

On the basis of parts, Fibres,

Twist& Appearance

Properties & their & their uses

-Electrostatic

Fabric Construction
- Lacing
-Braiding
-Netting
- Felting
-Non Woven
4

30

40

Finishes
- Classification of finishes
- Preparatory
-Stabilizing
- Aesthetic - Functional

3. Methodology:

Interactive classroom presentations

Fibre and fabricTest. Fabric Ananlysis
Visit to Composite Textile Industry.

4. Assignment details,Hand outs:

Industrial profile of a n Indian Apprel brand - Powerpoint presentation

Swatch file for different fibres and fabrics. (Swatch size of 3 X 3 ;min 30
swatches.)
Practical File for the fiber feel, microscopic Appearance and burning test.
Presentation on various finishes.

5. Evaluation pattern:

Internal Assessment: Presentation, assignments and Class Test - To Be Converted In

To 25
External Assessment: Final Exam - 75 Marks.

6. Industry Visit:

Visit to Composite Textile Industry.

Ms.Tejashree V. R