TLE EXAM Q1

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are often used as a tool to judge the validity of any work of art including clothing designs

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Principles of design

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It refers to the equal distribution of weight (actual/visual) form a central point or
area. It is a state of equilibrium.

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Balance

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it occurs when identical objects are equidistant from a center (real/imaginary) and the objects appear to equalize each other.

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Formal/Symmetrical Balance

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It occurs when objects are arranged on the either side of a center real or imaginary are equal (in weight/mass/) but not identical.

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Informal/Asymmetrical Balance

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It occurs when the major part of the design emanates from a central point.

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Radial Balance

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it is the pleasing relationship of areas.

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Proportion

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It is dominance or concentration of interest in
one area of a design that prevails as center of attention and is more eye arresting than any other part.

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Emphasis

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It is also called harmony. It is achieved when the fundamental elements, line, shape, color and texture have been used to express a single concept or theme.

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Unity

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are the basic units of a visual image; they include form,
shape, space, line, color and texture.

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Elements of design

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It refers to the outside dimensions of the contour of an object. When the silhouette of the body is observed, the shape of the body is seen.

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Shape

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(full skirt) it reveals feminine curves. It comes and goes in fashion but remains popular in classics such as the skirt maker dress or blouse and gathered skirt combination.

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Bell Silhouette

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it has a limited appeal but is found frequently in traditional wedding gown styles.

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Bustle/back-fullness

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It indicates the dimensions of length and width. The edges of a line define and create shape.

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Line

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It is the background area found between shapes. Space divisions are an important part of design.

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Space

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is a series of connected diagonal lines. It forces the eyes to shift direction abruptly and repeatedly in an erratic and jerky movement.

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zigzag line

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it takes four directions; extreme, approaching a circle, gentle or subtle or almost straight.

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Curved lind

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Color originates from a light source, that is either view directly or as reflected light. Daylight or white light contains light waves for all colors.

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Color

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What are the primary colors.

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red, yellow, blue

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What are the secondary colors.

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Green, orange, violet

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created by mixing primary and secondary colors

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Tertiary colors

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is the lightness or darkness of a hue (color). The value of a hue can be changed by adding black or white.

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Value

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the brightness or dullness of a hue (color). Pure hues are high-intensity colors.

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Intensity

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a sensory impression understood by sight as well as by touch.

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Texture

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Our guide in making a project and if properly done helps us manage our resources correctly such as time, money, materials and manpower resulting to the success of a project.

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Project Plan

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a flexible tape with different type of measurements essential for taking body measurements.

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Tape measure

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taken horizontally and most of them go around the entire circumference of the body.

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Girth measure

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taken vertically and their primary purpose is to measure the distance between reference points on the body.

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Length Neasurement

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the exact measurement as taken from the specific body part

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Raw body measurement

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clothing, especially outerwear; garments; attire

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Apparel

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the upper part of a woman’s dress which covers the body from the neck or shoulders to the waist.

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Bodice

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comfortably fitted (not so tight and not so loose)

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Snug

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is the very foundation upon which pattern making, fit and design are based. The basic pattern is the starting point for which flat pattern designing. It is

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Basic or block pattern

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It is the art of manipulating and shaping a flat piece of fabric to conform to one or more curves of the feminine figure

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Pattern Making

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3 basic factors of pattern making.

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Technical, Craftsmanship, Artistry

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methods of procedure for making the pattern with the use of the modern block system.

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Technical

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is an essential to good pattern designing.

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Craftsmanship

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in pattern designing is clearly revealed in this muslin proof.

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Artistry

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Characteristics of a Basic Patter

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details of individual design one control darts no seams, hems or fullness extra added

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Purposes of making a basic pattern

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look at the measurement accuracy for economy for accuracy

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Ways of making basic pattern

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by draping by drafting body measurements no modifying patters

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is a free hanging part of an outer garment or undergarment extending from the waist down to a particular length of the garment.

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Skirt

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referred to as a pencil skirt, this skirt is a straight line with no flare or fullness at the hem or waistline.

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Straight skirt

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is a skirt style just above the knee and it gives a flattering effect to the wearer.

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Short straight skirt

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is best when they end to the part of the legs that begins to taper.

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Long Straight Skirt

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is a perfectly plain one-piece dress or waist fitted to the figure as dictated by the current style.

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Foundation pattern