2.1.1 learning outcome 7: ACCESSORIZE AND STYLE THE GARMENT
2.1.1.1 introduction to the learning outcome.
This learning outcome discusses the various accessories used in garment
production. It also gives a brief overview of Accessorizing and styling tools,
equipment, materials and supplies, Principles of garment accessorizing and styling
and Methods of garment accessorizing and styling.
2.1.1.2 Performance Standard
6.1 Tools and equipment for garment accessorizing are identified and gathered
based on illustrated design.
6.2 Products and supplies for garment accessorizing are identified and obtained
based on illustrated garment design.
6.3 Method of garment accessorizing is selected based on illustrated garment
design.
6.4 Garment is accessorized based on illustrated design as per standard operating
procedures.
6.5 Garment is packaged as per workplace policy.
2.1.1.3 Information sheet.
definition of terms.
Principles of design refers to the guidelines that enable us to create a design that is
pleasing to look at.
Balance- It refers to a state of equilibrium between elements used in a composition
patchwork- When small pieces of fabric are sewn together at the edges to form a
design or pattern.
Button-The button is a small device which is attached to a garment piece to make
secure two pieces of fabrics together
Motif- The motif is a special accessory which is attached to the garments by
embroidery, printed design and contains the country name or brand name.
Accessories- These are items that enhance the function or beauty of a garment.
,Embroidery is the art of decorating fabric or other materials using needle to apply
thread.
Needlepoint is the process of creating images or patterns with closely sewn stitches.
Beadwork is the art or craft of attaching beads to one another by stringing them with
beading needle and thread or thin wire, or sewing them to cloth, leather or other
foundation materials to embellish the surface
Quilting and quilt art is the technique of using two layers of fabric, usually with a
soft material placed in between the layers and then stitched together
ACCESSORISING AND STYLING TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES.
Embroidery needles; The basic hand embroidery needles are available in a kit.
Dress maker’s Scissors; This is the basic fabric cutting scissors.
Small Pointed Scissors; A small-bladed, very sharp pair of scissors
Embroidery Thread; Wool, linen, silk, cotton thread – Machine embroidery reel and
hand embroidery bundles.
Drawing materials; Water soluble pens/ chalks / Pencils, for drawing designs
Tracing paper; used for tracing out designs.
Fabric
Embroidery hoop; stretches the cloth appropriately.
Ruler; for measuring
Thimble; For keeping fingers safe from the pricking needles and prevent blood
staining fabric.
Chenille needles; These are sharp pointed needles with thin long eye
Drawing materials; Drawing-boards, drawing-pins, a variety of card and paper and
drawing and colouring materials
Dressmaker’s Pins; to help pin down work while working.
Needle threader; it is a small handy tool with a wire loop which helps in threading
needles.
Crewel Embroidery needles; Crewel needles are sharp pointed needles with round eye
and is used for French knots and other knot stitches.
, Tape measure; for taking measurements.
Beeswax
This is used to coat thread for protecting it from tangles and breaks
Iron and ironing board
Tapestry needles; These needles are blunt and are used for doing cross stitch, open
work embroidery, wool embroidery etc.
Hole punching; Awls or stilettos for making eyelet holes, useful in broderie anglaise.
Interfacing; This is especially useful for backing up work on delicate fabrics
Pinking scissors; These scissors give a zig-zag edge is useful to prevent fabric edges
unravelling.
Wooden frames; A tambour frame and a slate frame with the necessary pegs, string,
tape, etc.
Fabric glue; To attach beads and sequins and many other things
Beading needles; This is small thin needle and is especially suited for beading even
small beads
Ball pointed scissors; This pair of scissors is great for doing lace and net applique
and embroidery
Embroidery transfer materials; Black and white pounce, a pounce pad, paints and a
fine brush
Templates; Metal, wood, or paper templates for patchwork and quilting.
Embroidery patterns; Buyable patterns which can be transferred to the fabric. There
are even pre-printed fabric available in the market.
Thread snips; These small snips help in cutting extra threads out
Measuring instruments; Measuring instruments—set square, protractor, compass,
ruler, etc
Applique scissors; This pair of scissors is shaped like a duck bill and helps in cutting
applique without damaging nearby fabric
Pin cushion; Keeps the needles safe.
Seam ripper; to rip stitches.
Tweezers; These have angled ends and help in picking stitches with precision. Also
helps to pick small beads crystal and sequins
2.1.1.1 introduction to the learning outcome.
This learning outcome discusses the various accessories used in garment
production. It also gives a brief overview of Accessorizing and styling tools,
equipment, materials and supplies, Principles of garment accessorizing and styling
and Methods of garment accessorizing and styling.
2.1.1.2 Performance Standard
6.1 Tools and equipment for garment accessorizing are identified and gathered
based on illustrated design.
6.2 Products and supplies for garment accessorizing are identified and obtained
based on illustrated garment design.
6.3 Method of garment accessorizing is selected based on illustrated garment
design.
6.4 Garment is accessorized based on illustrated design as per standard operating
procedures.
6.5 Garment is packaged as per workplace policy.
2.1.1.3 Information sheet.
definition of terms.
Principles of design refers to the guidelines that enable us to create a design that is
pleasing to look at.
Balance- It refers to a state of equilibrium between elements used in a composition
patchwork- When small pieces of fabric are sewn together at the edges to form a
design or pattern.
Button-The button is a small device which is attached to a garment piece to make
secure two pieces of fabrics together
Motif- The motif is a special accessory which is attached to the garments by
embroidery, printed design and contains the country name or brand name.
Accessories- These are items that enhance the function or beauty of a garment.
,Embroidery is the art of decorating fabric or other materials using needle to apply
thread.
Needlepoint is the process of creating images or patterns with closely sewn stitches.
Beadwork is the art or craft of attaching beads to one another by stringing them with
beading needle and thread or thin wire, or sewing them to cloth, leather or other
foundation materials to embellish the surface
Quilting and quilt art is the technique of using two layers of fabric, usually with a
soft material placed in between the layers and then stitched together
ACCESSORISING AND STYLING TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES.
Embroidery needles; The basic hand embroidery needles are available in a kit.
Dress maker’s Scissors; This is the basic fabric cutting scissors.
Small Pointed Scissors; A small-bladed, very sharp pair of scissors
Embroidery Thread; Wool, linen, silk, cotton thread – Machine embroidery reel and
hand embroidery bundles.
Drawing materials; Water soluble pens/ chalks / Pencils, for drawing designs
Tracing paper; used for tracing out designs.
Fabric
Embroidery hoop; stretches the cloth appropriately.
Ruler; for measuring
Thimble; For keeping fingers safe from the pricking needles and prevent blood
staining fabric.
Chenille needles; These are sharp pointed needles with thin long eye
Drawing materials; Drawing-boards, drawing-pins, a variety of card and paper and
drawing and colouring materials
Dressmaker’s Pins; to help pin down work while working.
Needle threader; it is a small handy tool with a wire loop which helps in threading
needles.
Crewel Embroidery needles; Crewel needles are sharp pointed needles with round eye
and is used for French knots and other knot stitches.
, Tape measure; for taking measurements.
Beeswax
This is used to coat thread for protecting it from tangles and breaks
Iron and ironing board
Tapestry needles; These needles are blunt and are used for doing cross stitch, open
work embroidery, wool embroidery etc.
Hole punching; Awls or stilettos for making eyelet holes, useful in broderie anglaise.
Interfacing; This is especially useful for backing up work on delicate fabrics
Pinking scissors; These scissors give a zig-zag edge is useful to prevent fabric edges
unravelling.
Wooden frames; A tambour frame and a slate frame with the necessary pegs, string,
tape, etc.
Fabric glue; To attach beads and sequins and many other things
Beading needles; This is small thin needle and is especially suited for beading even
small beads
Ball pointed scissors; This pair of scissors is great for doing lace and net applique
and embroidery
Embroidery transfer materials; Black and white pounce, a pounce pad, paints and a
fine brush
Templates; Metal, wood, or paper templates for patchwork and quilting.
Embroidery patterns; Buyable patterns which can be transferred to the fabric. There
are even pre-printed fabric available in the market.
Thread snips; These small snips help in cutting extra threads out
Measuring instruments; Measuring instruments—set square, protractor, compass,
ruler, etc
Applique scissors; This pair of scissors is shaped like a duck bill and helps in cutting
applique without damaging nearby fabric
Pin cushion; Keeps the needles safe.
Seam ripper; to rip stitches.
Tweezers; These have angled ends and help in picking stitches with precision. Also
helps to pick small beads crystal and sequins
