1 ames CoSSOn 10: Smocking. 4 = Unit — IT... wi t | Unit - I... , Lesson 6: Bead Work.. Lesson 1: Introduction ...1sscssseserereeees Lesson 2: Transferring and tracing designs Lesson 3: Applique Work 2... .ccecencncennnensnennenennenenenee 2D mn As Ay cen cxaccexecnmenenncenenmnanrnnennnzrnenannnnt Unit-III.. Lesson Mirror Work Lesson 7: Metal Thread Embroidery ......s00ss1seesse100 TZ Lesson 8: Lace WOFK ......1+:::1ccscsesceennenennnenennnnnenen 81 Lesson 9: White Work unit - Vv... Lesson 11: Sewing Equipment and Supplies.......109 _/ |tesson 12: Basic Hand Stitches s.scssesscerenesereeees AZZ Lesson 13: Basic SCAMS -eeescieeeercrenerereeetee ABS Lesson 14; Tie and Dye along with Practical Exercises... Lesson 15: Batik.. Lesson 16: Stencil, Screen and Block Printing. soenesaceceusnscrensancscsenscscosnesscseesess LAS Books for Further Reference «..cccscscrseseeeneeee Page2Lesson 1: Introduction- Embroidery Lesson 2: Transferring and tracing designs Ri ayIn this lesson, we learn that: Why fabric decoration has become important for our lives. e Some basic embroidery stitches. « Kinds of machines used for machine embroidery. 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Embroidery 1.3 Machine Embroidery 1.1 Introduction Colour, form, movement and sounds have been universally recognized as media for the expression of art. What ever be the medium, the purpose of all art two-fold, self-expression and communication of values. Fabric decoration like any other craft is the outcome of the burning hunger latent in human beings for beauty and for introducing grace and elegance into the ordinary objects of every day use. The history of fabric decoration takes us to the prehistoric times. Felting, knotting, braiding, were the very first techniques of decoration used by man followed by applique, embroidery, interlacing to weave, and resist dyeing. As technology expanded, page4