products, eg Video clips are available online to illustrate fastness to washing, specific processes. light, perspiration, Demonstration: many of these processes rubbing and chlorine can be demonstrated in the classroom, and/or carried out through the NEA. dyeing in response Colourfastness is the resistance to the loss to consumer of colour during the manufacturing process, demand and and during the care and wearing of the seasonal trends. product. Students to be aware of colour transfer and fastness in relation to fashion and textile products, as specified, left. Dyeing at the garment stage offers many advantages to the manufacturer/retailer. Students to outline the benefits of garment dyeing. Week 2 Surface decoration - Students should be Students to be of a range of ways of printing aware of, and be able to applying colour and pattern to fabrics. describe, the steps that All fabric must be prepared for dyeing, to need to be taken in remove any impurities such as natural oils, preparing a fabric for fragments of seeds, and provide a general printing, including: cleaning up of the fibres to remove any soiling desizing or staining developed during harvest or scouring transportation. bleaching. Scouring is a washing treatment to remove natural impurities in the fabric. Removal of Students should be aware of, and be able to
products, eg fastness to washing, light, perspiration, rubbing and chlorine dyeing in response to consumer demand and seasonal trends. Video clips are available online to illustrate specific processes. Demonstration: many of these processes can be demonstrated in the classroom, and/or carried out through the NEA. Colourfastness is the resistance to the loss of colour during the manufacturing process, and during the care and wearing of the product. Students to be aware of colour transfer and fastness in relation to fashion and textile products, as specified, left. Dyeing at the garment stage offers many advantages to the manufacturer/retailer. Students to outline the benefits of garment dyeing. Week 2 Surface decoration - printing Students should be aware of, and be able to describe, the steps that need to be taken in preparing a fabric for printing, including: desizing scouring bleaching. Students should be aware of, and be able to Students to be of a range of ways of applying colour and pattern to fabrics. All fabric must be prepared for dyeing, to remove any impurities such as natural oils, fragments of seeds, and provide a general cleaning up of the fibres to remove any soiling or staining developed during harvest or transportation. Scouring is a washing treatment to remove natural impurities in the fabric. Removal of
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