4

4.1 YARN PREPARATION-II

L T P

3 - -

RATIONALE

To acquaint the students about the main processes to be effected before weaving

DETAILED CONTENTS

1. Warping

1.1 Introduction to warping and its objectives

1.2 Different types of warping and their limitations

1.3 Working of sectional warping machine and its limitations

1.4 Working of ordinary beam warping and high speed beam warping machines and their limitations

1.5 Types of creels and tensioners

1.6 Common faults in warping and their remedies

2. Sizing

2.1 Introduction to sizing and its objects

2.2 Various methods of sizing and names of the same

2.3 Study of slasher-sizing machine - its passage

2.4 Measuring and marking motion

2.5 Method of drying sized warp

2.6 Multi-cylinder and hot air drying

2.7 Various types of sizing ingradients and their objects

3. Calculation

Calculation regarding size take up, percentage of size, weight of size material on sized warp, weight of warp and weight of weft. Number of sections, width of sections, creel capacity etc. calculation regarding production

4.2 TEXTILE CHEMISTRY-I

L T P

3 - 3

RATIONALE

Diploma holders in textile technology are required to look, supervise/manufacture and designing of various fabrics in Industry/ organisations in order to perform job responsibilities. Knowledge of textile chemistry and relevant skill is essential. It is expected that efforts will be made to provide appropriate learning experience in the use of basic principle and procedure of textile chemistry. Hence this subject.

DETAILED CONTENTS

SNo. Theory Practice

1. Principles and methods involved in the
Chemical identification of textile fibres using

following processes dissolving methods

1.1 Boiling and bleaching of cotton with
Boiling and bleaching of cotton with hypchlorite

hypochlorites

1.2 Boiling and bleaching of cotton with
Boiling and bleaching of cotton with hydrogen

hydrogen peroxide
peroxide

1.3 Scouring and bleaching of wool with sodium
Scouring and bleaching of wool with sodium hydro

hydrosulphite
sulphite

1.4 Scouring and bleaching of wool with
Scouring and bleaching of wool with hydrogen

hydrogen peroxide
peroxide

1.5 Degumming and bleaching of silk with
Scouring and bleaching of art silk (viscose Rayon)

hydrogen peroxide

1.6 Scouring and bleaching of polyamide
Scouring and bleaching of polyamide

1.7 Scouring and bleaching of acrylic
Scouring and bleaching of Acrylic

2. Classification of dyestuffs

according to their method of application

3. General properties and principles involved

in the application of following dyes:

3.1 Dyeing of cotton with direct dyes
Dyeing of cotton with direct dyes

3.2 Dyeing of cotton with sulphur dyes
Dyeing of cotton with sulphur dyes

3.3 Dyeing of cotton with reactive dyes
Dyeing of cotton with reactive dyes

3.4 Dyeing of cotton with vat dyes
Dyeing of cotton with vat dyes

4. Study of Machinery involved in boiling,

bleaching, dyeing and finishing

4.1 Multitubuller high pressure kier
Demonstration of these machines

4.2 J-box Machine

4.3 Winch Dyeing Machine

4.4 Jigger Dyeing Machine

REFERENCE BOOKS

1. Cotton Piece Dyeing - Atira

2. Dyeing of silk and Manmade fibres - Prayag

3. Bleaching Mercerising and Dyeing of Cotton - Prayag

4. Technology of Textile Printing - Prayag

5. Chemistry of Dyes and Principles of Dyeing - Shenai

6. Technology of Bleaching and Mercerising - Shenai

7. Technology of Dyeing - Shenai

8. Fundamentals of Principles of Textile Processing - Shenai

9. Technology of Textile Finishing - shenai

10. Principles and Practice of Dyeing - Shenai

11. Introduction to Textile Finishing - JT Marsh

4.3 WEAVING TECHNOLOGY-III

L T P

4 - 6

RATIONALE

The subject weaving technology will imparts awareness and different weaving techniques to produce the good quality of fabric

DETAILED CONTENTS

SNo. Theory
Practice

1. Dobby

1.1 Introduction to Dobby
Gait-up of warp on dooby loom

1.2 Brief introduction to different kind of dobbies
Setting of Cylinder, knives and Feelers of dobby and sketching of the same

1.3 Working of keighley dobby and its setting
Setting of T-lever

1.4 Introduction to paper dobby
Techniques of levelling heald shafts

1.5 Matching of drop-pox with dobby
Preparation of dobby chain

1.6 Fault in dobby weaving and their rectification
Construction, working and adjustment /setting of various parts of climax dobby with sketch

2. Box Motion

2.1 Introduction to box-motion and types of the

same

2.2 Working of drop-box motion and setting of
Setting up drop-box and its timing

the same

2.3 Chain making for the drop box
Preparation of drop-box chain and working the

same in loom

2.4 Pick-at will arrangement
Weaving practice on loom fitted with the dobby

2.5 Fault in drop box and its rectification

2.6 Method of preparation of pattern chain for

climax dobby

4.4 SPINNING TECHNOLOGY-III

L T P

4 - 6

RATIONALE

The student of textile technology after completing their diploma has to work in textile mills/textile houses/quality control centres, therefore, they should know the basic principles and objects of simplex machine and ring frame machine. He should also have knowledge of working performance, quality and production. Hence this subject

DETAILED CONTENTS

SNo. Theory
Practice

1. Simplex Frame

1.1 Introduction and object of simplex frame.
Demonstration and practice for the passage through

Nomenclature of various parts, passage
the simplex machine

through the machine

1.2 Drafting mechanism, setting and weighting
Practice of setting drafting rollers

of drafting rollers

1.3 Various drafting systems used in modren
Mill visit be arranged to see the working of drafting

simplex machine
system on modern simple frames

1.4 Twisting: twists, selection of twist; Twist
Practice of drawing diagram for the insersion of

multiplier, method of twisting, flyer and its
twist in roving on the machine

function

1.5 Winding: Principle of winding,bobbin leading

and flyer leading system, coiling of raving

1.6 Objective of building motion, construction
Practice of drawing and working of building motion

and working of building motion
and its operation

1.7 Different motion: its objectives, principle,
Study and practice of construction and working of

study of various differential motions used
differential motion and its operation

on modern simplex machine and tweedle

and smalley differential motion

1.8 Detailed study of gearing diagram of a
Practice of drawing full gearing diagram on

simplex machine and various drives
the machine showing various drives

e.g. spindle drive, bobbin drive,bobbin rail

drive, drafting mechanism drive

1.9 Study of important change places in a
Mantling and dismentling of draft change pinion,

simplex machine and there effect on material
twist, change wheel, lifter change wheel and

ratchet wheel

1.10 Modern development in the simplex machine
Modern development will be shown in the mill

(Mill visit)

2. Ring Frame

2.1 Introduction and objective of a ring frame,
Practice of passage of material through ring frame

nomenclature of various parts of a ring frame,

passage of material through it

2.2 Drafting, function of the drafting system,
Mill visit be arranged to see top arm weighing system

study of top arm drafting system, apran

drafting, advantages, break draft

2.3 Introduction to rings, sizes and different
Practice on ring and ring traveller, spindle gauge/

types of rings, ring traveller, itsfunction, types
setting

of ring traveller, its sizes and number of ring

traveller

3. Twisting

Insertion on of twist into the yarn S and Z
Practice of inserting S and Z twist in the yarn and

twists, effect of twist on yarn, selection of
draw sketches

TM for various counts, ring traveller speed

4. Winding

4.1 Building motion mechanism, insersion of coil
Practice of drawing and setting of building motion

on bobbin, yarn, balloning, yarn balloning
of ring frame

control rings, separators, lappets

4.2 Ring frame gearing diagram, various drives,
Practice of drawing of gearing diagram of ring frame

important changes places
on the machine

4.3 Reason for end breaks and their remedies in

ring frame

REFERENCE BOOKS

1. Spun Yarn Technology, Vol. 3 and 4 by Venkat Subramani

2. Cotton Drawing and Roving by GR Merril

3. Cotton Ring Spinning by GR Merril

4. Manual of Cotton Spinning by Textile Institute

5. Cotton Spinning by WS Taggart

6. A Practical guide to Combining and Drawing by W Klein

4.5 FABRIC STRUCTURE-III

L T P

4 - -

RATIONALE

The students of textile technology after completing their diploma has to work in textile mills/testing houses/quality control centres and have to perform tasks for which knowledge/skills of fabric structure is essential

DETAILED CONTENTS

1. Backed fabrics warp and weft backed fabrics wadded warp andweft backed fabrics their beaving and drafting procedure

2. Welts and Piques: varities and characteristics of pique and welts, methods of embellishing pique fabrics their structure, plain piques backed pique fast backed welt and waved pique

3. Extra warp and weft principle of figuring with extra warp and weft - one and one i.e. pick and pick wefting, two and two wefting. Methods of disposing of extra threads on the back of the fabric spot figures with extra warp and extra weft arranged

4. Lappet and swivel weaving, features and methods of designing lappet and swivel figure comparison of lappet swivel and embroidered fabric

5. Analysis of fabric and sett of warp

6. Knowledge of quality particular of following pique, shawls, canvas, jeans, blankets

4.6 DRAWING AND COLOUR

L T P

- - 3

RATIONALE

As textile designing is an important part of textile field thus, in this subject students are given understanding of various elements and concepts of drawing and designing which develop their competency to develop creative ideas for designing and to enrich their aesthetic and colour sense according to market point of view.

DETAILED CONTENTS

SNo. Theory
Practice

PART-I (DRAWING)

1. Basic elements of drawing and design,
Teacher will illustrate and discuss the basic concepts

and understanding of principles of design -
of drawing and designing with the help of pictures,

Rhythm, balance, harmony, unity, emphasis,
paintings, designs, etc., which help the students to

proportion, colour combination to form a
create suitable and good designs

good composition

2. Study of objects in nature like leaves,
Students will practice the following topics on

flowers, vegetables, fruits, animals, birds etc
separate drawing sheets by observing them in

nature or by taking the references from various books,

charts, pictures etc. Atleast one sheet of each topic will be prepared by students only in drawing

- Sketching of different types of leaves

- Sketching of different types of flower

- Sketching of different types of vegetables

- Sketching of different types of fruits

- Sketching of different types of animals

- Sketching of different types of birds

3. Understanding various styles of designs
Students will make atleast four motifs based on each different style by using various colour schemes in

- Natural(realistic)
various motifs of designs

- Conventional(oriental)

- Geometrical

- Abstract

- Traditional and Folk

4. Change of one style of design to another
Students will practice to change natural forms into

conventional, geometrical and abstract forms

5. Enlargement and reduction of designs
Students will practice to make the motifs of designs in enlarged and reduced forms. Atleast one design is prepared by students in enlarged form and one in reduced form by using poster colours. Various colour

schemes are used in various designs

PART-II (COLOUR)

1. Light and colour phenomena and the
Teacher will illustrate the basic concepts of colour

physical basis of colour
theory with the help of diagrams, charts, pictures etc

2. Introduction of colour vision theory and
Teacher will discuss the basic concepts of both the

pigment theory
theories with the help of diagrams and charts

3. Classification of colours
Students will prepare a chart of classification of colours with poster colours on drawing sheet

4. Chromatic Circle
Students will prepare a chart of chromatic circle on drawing sheet by using poster colours

5. Colour measurement
Teacher will discuss with students on the various

elements of colour measurement

6. Attributes of primary and secondary colours
Teacher will discuss the various attributes of primary

and secondary colours with students

7. Methods of modification of colours
Students will practice to produce various hues, tints,

tones, shades, broken-hues by mixing various

colour in various ratio

8. Colour in combination
Students will practice these different colour schemes

- Monochromatic, polychromatic
while preparing the various motifs of different styles

and Achromatic colour schemes
of designs under topic 3 to 5 of part I (drawing)

- Analogous and contrast colour schemes

- Cool and warm colour schemes

- Complementary colour scheme

- Split complementary colour scheme

- Double split complementary colour scheme

RECOMMENDED BOOKS

1. Colour Harmony (A guide to Creative Colour Combination) by Hideaki Chijiiwa

2. Designer’s Guide to Colour-II by Jeanne Allen

3. Designer’s Guide to Colour-III by Jeanne Allen

4. Designer’s Guide to Colour-IV by Shibukawa and Takahashi

5. Designer’s Guide to Colour-V by Shibukawa and Takahashi

6. An inroduction to Colour by Ralph M Evans

7. Patterns (Designer’s Guide to Japanese by Jeanne Allen

8. Textile Designs (Idea and Aplications) by Jokel Sokolov; Hearts Book Internationa, 1350, Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10019

9. Traditional Indian Motifs by K parkash; Bombay Publication

10. Variety by SA Hussain; Bombay Publication

11. Anupam Nature Drawing by KV Kamble; JS Gala, Gala Publishers, Ahmadabad 380021

12. Anupam Freehand Drawing by KV Kamble; JS Gala, Gala Publishers, Ahmadabad 380021

13. Anupam Design Drawing by KV Kamble; JS Gala, Gala Publishers, Ahmadabad 380021

14. Alankar Series Vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 11 by Chamankiran; Kala Bhawan, Chaman School of Art, Zeemkhana, ground, Merath

15. Alankar(Textile Design) by Chamankiran; Kala Bhawan, Chaman School of Art, Zeemkhana, ground, Merath

16. Dhawan’s Art Book Vol. 1, 3, 4, 5 by Avtar Dhawan; Tip Top Trading Company, Rlk Dhawan’s Building Sangala Shivala Road, Ludhiana

17. Theory of Art by Dr JS Walia; Pal Publishers NH. 11, Gopal Nagar, Jalandhar City (Punjab)

4.1 YARN PREPARATION-II
L T P
3 - -
RATIONALE
To acquaint the students about the main processes to be effected before weaving

DETAILED CONTENTS
1. Warping
1.1 Introduction to warping and its objectives
1.2 Different types of warping and their limitations
1.3 Working of sectional warping machine and its limitations
1.4 Working of ordinary beam warping and high speed beam warping machines and their limitations
1.5 Types of creels and tensioners
1.6 Common faults in warping and their remedies

2. Sizing
2.1 Introduction to sizing and its objects
2.2 Various methods of sizing and names of the same
2.3 Study of slasher-sizing machine - its passage
2.4 Measuring and marking motion
2.5 Method of drying sized warp
2.6 Multi-cylinder and hot air drying
2.7 Various types of sizing ingradients and their objects

3. Calculation
Calculation regarding size take up, percentage of size, weight of size material on sized warp, weight of warp and weight of weft. Number of sections, width of sections, creel capacity etc. calculation regarding production


4.2 TEXTILE CHEMISTRY-I
L T P
3 - 3
RATIONALE
Diploma holders in textile technology are required to look, supervise/manufacture and designing of various fabrics in Industry/ organisations in order to perform job responsibilities. Knowledge of textile chemistry and relevant skill is essential. It is expected that efforts will be made to provide appropriate learning experience in the use of basic principle and procedure of textile chemistry. Hence this subject.

DETAILED CONTENTS

SNo. Theory Practice
1. Principles and methods involved in the	Chemical identification of textile fibres using
following processes dissolving methods
1.1 Boiling and bleaching of cotton with	Boiling and bleaching of cotton with hypchlorite
hypochlorites
1.2 Boiling and bleaching of cotton with	Boiling and bleaching of cotton with hydrogen
hydrogen peroxide	peroxide
1.3 Scouring and bleaching of wool with sodium	Scouring and bleaching of wool with sodium hydro
hydrosulphite	sulphite
1.4 Scouring and bleaching of wool with	Scouring and bleaching of wool with hydrogen
hydrogen peroxide	peroxide
1.5 Degumming and bleaching of silk with	Scouring and bleaching of art silk (viscose Rayon)
hydrogen peroxide
1.6 Scouring and bleaching of polyamide	Scouring and bleaching of polyamide
1.7 Scouring and bleaching of acrylic	Scouring and bleaching of Acrylic

2. Classification of dyestuffs
according to their method of application

3. General properties and principles involved
in the application of following dyes:
3.1 Dyeing of cotton with direct dyes	Dyeing of cotton with direct dyes
3.2 Dyeing of cotton with sulphur dyes	Dyeing of cotton with sulphur dyes
3.3 Dyeing of cotton with reactive dyes	Dyeing of cotton with reactive dyes
3.4 Dyeing of cotton with vat dyes	Dyeing of cotton with vat dyes

4. Study of Machinery involved in boiling,
bleaching, dyeing and finishing
4.1 Multitubuller high pressure kier	Demonstration of these machines
4.2 J-box Machine
4.3 Winch Dyeing Machine
4.4 Jigger Dyeing Machine

REFERENCE BOOKS
1. Cotton Piece Dyeing - Atira
2. Dyeing of silk and Manmade fibres - Prayag
3. Bleaching Mercerising and Dyeing of Cotton - Prayag
4. Technology of Textile Printing - Prayag
5. Chemistry of Dyes and Principles of Dyeing - Shenai
6. Technology of Bleaching and Mercerising - Shenai
7. Technology of Dyeing - Shenai
8. Fundamentals of Principles of Textile Processing - Shenai
9. Technology of Textile Finishing - shenai
10. Principles and Practice of Dyeing - Shenai
11. Introduction to Textile Finishing - JT Marsh

4.3 WEAVING TECHNOLOGY-III
L T P
4 - 6
RATIONALE
The subject weaving technology will imparts awareness and different weaving techniques to produce the good quality of fabric

DETAILED CONTENTS

SNo. Theory	Practice
1. Dobby
1.1 Introduction to Dobby	Gait-up of warp on dooby loom
1.2 Brief introduction to different kind of dobbies	Setting of Cylinder, knives and Feelers of dobby and sketching of the same

1.3 Working of keighley dobby and its setting	Setting of T-lever
1.4 Introduction to paper dobby	Techniques of levelling heald shafts
1.5 Matching of drop-pox with dobby	Preparation of dobby chain
1.6 Fault in dobby weaving and their rectification	Construction, working and adjustment /setting of various parts of climax dobby with sketch
2. Box Motion
2.1 Introduction to box-motion and types of the
same
2.2 Working of drop-box motion and setting of	Setting up drop-box and its timing
the same
2.3 Chain making for the drop box	Preparation of drop-box chain and working the
	same in loom
2.4 Pick-at will arrangement	Weaving practice on loom fitted with the dobby
2.5 Fault in drop box and its rectification
2.6 Method of preparation of pattern chain for
climax dobby

4.4 SPINNING TECHNOLOGY-III
L T P
4 - 6
RATIONALE
The student of textile technology after completing their diploma has to work in textile mills/textile houses/quality control centres, therefore, they should know the basic principles and objects of simplex machine and ring frame machine. He should also have knowledge of working performance, quality and production. Hence this subject

DETAILED CONTENTS

SNo. Theory	Practice
1. Simplex Frame
1.1 Introduction and object of simplex frame.	Demonstration and practice for the passage through
Nomenclature of various parts, passage	the simplex machine
through the machine

1.2 Drafting mechanism, setting and weighting	Practice of setting drafting rollers
of drafting rollers

1.3 Various drafting systems used in modren	Mill visit be arranged to see the working of drafting
simplex machine	system on modern simple frames

1.4 Twisting: twists, selection of twist; Twist	Practice of drawing diagram for the insersion of
multiplier, method of twisting, flyer and its	twist in roving on the machine
function

1.5 Winding: Principle of winding,bobbin leading
and flyer leading system, coiling of raving

1.6 Objective of building motion, construction	Practice of drawing and working of building motion
and working of building motion	and its operation

1.7 Different motion: its objectives, principle,	Study and practice of construction and working of
study of various differential motions used	differential motion and its operation
on modern simplex machine and tweedle
and smalley differential motion

1.8 Detailed study of gearing diagram of a	Practice of drawing full gearing diagram on
simplex machine and various drives	the machine showing various drives
e.g. spindle drive, bobbin drive,bobbin rail
drive, drafting mechanism drive

1.9 Study of important change places in a	Mantling and dismentling of draft change pinion,
simplex machine and there effect on material	twist, change wheel, lifter change wheel and
	ratchet wheel

1.10 Modern development in the simplex machine	Modern development will be shown in the mill
	(Mill visit)

2. Ring Frame
2.1 Introduction and objective of a ring frame,	Practice of passage of material through ring frame
nomenclature of various parts of a ring frame,
passage of material through it

2.2 Drafting, function of the drafting system,	Mill visit be arranged to see top arm weighing system
study of top arm drafting system, apran
drafting, advantages, break draft

2.3 Introduction to rings, sizes and different	Practice on ring and ring traveller, spindle gauge/
types of rings, ring traveller, itsfunction, types	setting
of ring traveller, its sizes and number of ring
traveller

3. Twisting
Insertion on of twist into the yarn S and Z	Practice of inserting S and Z twist in the yarn and
twists, effect of twist on yarn, selection of	draw sketches
TM for various counts, ring traveller speed

4. Winding
4.1 Building motion mechanism, insersion of coil	Practice of drawing and setting of building motion
on bobbin, yarn, balloning, yarn balloning	of ring frame
control rings, separators, lappets

4.2 Ring frame gearing diagram, various drives,	Practice of drawing of gearing diagram of ring frame
important changes places	on the machine

4.3 Reason for end breaks and their remedies in
ring frame

REFERENCE BOOKS
1. Spun Yarn Technology, Vol. 3 and 4 by Venkat Subramani
2. Cotton Drawing and Roving by GR Merril
3. Cotton Ring Spinning by GR Merril
4. Manual of Cotton Spinning by Textile Institute
5. Cotton Spinning by WS Taggart
6. A Practical guide to Combining and Drawing by W Klein

4.5 FABRIC STRUCTURE-III
L T P
4 - -
RATIONALE
The students of textile technology after completing their diploma has to work in textile mills/testing houses/quality control centres and have to perform tasks for which knowledge/skills of fabric structure is essential

DETAILED CONTENTS
1. Backed fabrics warp and weft backed fabrics wadded warp andweft backed fabrics their beaving and drafting procedure
2. Welts and Piques: varities and characteristics of pique and welts, methods of embellishing pique fabrics their structure, plain piques backed pique fast backed welt and waved pique
3. Extra warp and weft principle of figuring with extra warp and weft - one and one i.e. pick and pick wefting, two and two wefting. Methods of disposing of extra threads on the back of the fabric spot figures with extra warp and extra weft arranged
4. Lappet and swivel weaving, features and methods of designing lappet and swivel figure comparison of lappet swivel and embroidered fabric
5. Analysis of fabric and sett of warp
6. Knowledge of quality particular of following pique, shawls, canvas, jeans, blankets

4.6 DRAWING AND COLOUR
L T P
- - 3
RATIONALE
As textile designing is an important part of textile field thus, in this subject students are given understanding of various elements and concepts of drawing and designing which develop their competency to develop creative ideas for designing and to enrich their aesthetic and colour sense according to market point of view.

DETAILED CONTENTS
SNo. Theory	Practice
PART-I (DRAWING)
1. Basic elements of drawing and design,	Teacher will illustrate and discuss the basic concepts
and understanding of principles of design -	of drawing and designing with the help of pictures,
Rhythm, balance, harmony, unity, emphasis,	paintings, designs, etc., which help the students to
proportion, colour combination to form a	create suitable and good designs
good composition

2. Study of objects in nature like leaves,	Students will practice the following topics on
flowers, vegetables, fruits, animals, birds etc	separate drawing sheets by observing them in
	nature or by taking the references from various books,
	charts, pictures etc. Atleast one sheet of each topic will be prepared by students only in drawing
	- Sketching of different types of leaves
	- Sketching of different types of flower
	- Sketching of different types of vegetables
	- Sketching of different types of fruits
	- Sketching of different types of animals
	- Sketching of different types of birds
3. Understanding various styles of designs	Students will make atleast four motifs based on each different style by using various colour schemes in
- Natural(realistic)	various motifs of designs
- Conventional(oriental)
- Geometrical
- Abstract
- Traditional and Folk

4. Change of one style of design to another	Students will practice to change natural forms into
	conventional, geometrical and abstract forms

5. Enlargement and reduction of designs	Students will practice to make the motifs of designs in enlarged and reduced forms. Atleast one design is prepared by students in enlarged form and one in reduced form by using poster colours. Various colour
	schemes are used in various designs

PART-II (COLOUR)
1. Light and colour phenomena and the	Teacher will illustrate the basic concepts of colour
physical basis of colour	theory with the help of diagrams, charts, pictures etc

2. Introduction of colour vision theory and	Teacher will discuss the basic concepts of both the
pigment theory	theories with the help of diagrams and charts

3. Classification of colours	Students will prepare a chart of classification of colours with poster colours on drawing sheet

4. Chromatic Circle	Students will prepare a chart of chromatic circle on drawing sheet by using poster colours

5. Colour measurement	Teacher will discuss with students on the various
	elements of colour measurement

6. Attributes of primary and secondary colours	Teacher will discuss the various attributes of primary
	and secondary colours with students

7. Methods of modification of colours	Students will practice to produce various hues, tints,
	tones, shades, broken-hues by mixing various
	colour in various ratio

8. Colour in combination	Students will practice these different colour schemes
- Monochromatic, polychromatic	while preparing the various motifs of different styles
and Achromatic colour schemes	of designs under topic 3 to 5 of part I (drawing)
- Analogous and contrast colour schemes
- Cool and warm colour schemes
- Complementary colour scheme
- Split complementary colour scheme
- Double split complementary colour scheme

RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1. Colour Harmony (A guide to Creative Colour Combination) by Hideaki Chijiiwa
2. Designer’s Guide to Colour-II by Jeanne Allen
3. Designer’s Guide to Colour-III by Jeanne Allen
4. Designer’s Guide to Colour-IV by Shibukawa and Takahashi
5. Designer’s Guide to Colour-V by Shibukawa and Takahashi
6. An inroduction to Colour by Ralph M Evans
7. Patterns (Designer’s Guide to Japanese by Jeanne Allen
8. Textile Designs (Idea and Aplications) by Jokel Sokolov; Hearts Book Internationa, 1350, Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10019
9. Traditional Indian Motifs by K parkash; Bombay Publication
10. Variety by SA Hussain; Bombay Publication
11. Anupam Nature Drawing by KV Kamble; JS Gala, Gala Publishers, Ahmadabad 380021
12. Anupam Freehand Drawing by KV Kamble; JS Gala, Gala Publishers, Ahmadabad 380021
13. Anupam Design Drawing by KV Kamble; JS Gala, Gala Publishers, Ahmadabad 380021
14. Alankar Series Vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 11 by Chamankiran; Kala Bhawan, Chaman School of Art, Zeemkhana, ground, Merath
15. Alankar(Textile Design) by Chamankiran; Kala Bhawan, Chaman School of Art, Zeemkhana, ground, Merath
16. Dhawan’s Art Book Vol. 1, 3, 4, 5 by Avtar Dhawan; Tip Top Trading Company, Rlk Dhawan’s Building Sangala Shivala Road, Ludhiana
17. Theory of Art by Dr JS Walia; Pal Publishers NH. 11, Gopal Nagar, Jalandhar City (Punjab)