Grade 10 - TLE Quarter 1 Flashcards

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Concepts used to organize, arrange the structural elements of design

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Principles of design

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Equal weight on equal sides of a centrally placed like a see saw

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Symmetrically

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Center of the dress design should be identified on both sides may be achived in ways

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Balance

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Symmetrically is also called?

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Formal balance

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5
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Different both sides from the center of the design

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Asymmetrically

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Asymmetrically is also called

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Informal balance

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One part is more intreseting than any other. Center of attention/interest

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Emphasis

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Pleasing relationship of all parts of the object with one another. Relative size and scale of the various elements.

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Proportion

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Smooth movement repeated again and again. Eye would move easily from one to the other

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Rhythm

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10
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Parallel lines formed by the use of seams, buttons, embroidery, lace and etc.

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Repetition lines, colors, or accessories

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Created by gathers eyes can move easily. Seen in gathers on neckline, arm and skirt.

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Radiated lines

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Gradual change of lines, shape or shade of the color

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Gradiation

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Relationship of different portion of design. Give a feeling of oneness.

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Harmony

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Creates a visual dimentions of length and width. Defines a shape or silhouette and conveys a mood of a character.

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Line

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15
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How many tyoes of balance are in there

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2

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16
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How many types of rhythm are there

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3

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17
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How many types of lines are there

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2

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Vertical, horizontal, diagonal, checkered, broken, curved.

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Directional lines

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This affect the height, weight and size of an individual.

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Directional lines

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20
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Found on necklines, armholes, hemlines, darts side seams, sleeves, collars, tucks and pleats of garments.

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Structural lines

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21
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Light that produce sensations in our eyes. Easily attracts.

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Color

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22
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Powerful element

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Color

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23
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Sources of all colors, red, blue, yellow

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Primary colors

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Produces when two equal amounts primary colors mix

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Secondary colors

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Produced by mixing two equal amounts of primary colors and secondary colors
Intermidiate colors
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Primary, secondary, intermidiate. No white, black and grey.
Pure colors
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Pure colors are also called
Normal, true and basic colors
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Pure colors mixed with white
Tints
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Tints are also called
Pastels
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Pure colors mixed with black
Shades
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Most colors used in clothes
Grayed colors
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Grayed colors rather than bright. Dull
Grayed colors
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Grayed colors are also called
Soft colors and dull colors
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White black grey. Look good with another and with all other colors
Neutrals
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Blue, green, violet
Cool colors
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Red, orange, yellow
Warm colors
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There are how many types of principles of design
5
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Qualities of colors
Hue, value, intensity
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Principles of design
Balance, proportion, emphasis, rhythm, harmony
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Elements of design
Line and color
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Family group name of a color. Ones they are combined differently and given new names
Hue
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Refers to the lightness or the tint or the darkness of the shade.
Value
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Brightness or dullness of a color. Contrast
Intensity
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Area inside and enclosed shape
Space
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Showing the curves of a body. Includes the shape of the face, neckline and the full body or figure.
Form or shape
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Volume space enclosed a surface
Form
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Simply a flat space enclosed by a line
Shape
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Surface quality of an object, rough, smooth, silky, stiff, soft
Texture
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Cloth made of fabrics
Fabric
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2 types of fabric
Woven and knit fabric
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A fabric that does not strech. Fibers that run straight at ninety-degree angles to eachother
Woven fabric
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Has loops that allow fabric to strech. The amount and the direction of streches are all variables
Knit fabric
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Fabric that is best for sleeping garments
Cotton fabric
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Good for items that need to be washed often
Cotton fabric
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A kind of cotton that is for pajamas and boxers
Cotton shirting
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How many line does an english system has
7
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The first line in english system is
1/8
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Second line in english system
1/4
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Third line in english system
3/8
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Fourth line in eng system
1/2
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Fifth line in eng system
5/8
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Sixth line in eng system
3/4
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Seventh line in eng system
7/8
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How many lines does metric system has
9
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Vertical measurements
Crotch, full length
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Is all sleeping garments must provide us the comfort while sleeping
yes
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It is a flexible measurer to measure your body
Tape measure
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This type of measurement is taken from the left figure to the right
Horizontal Measurement
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This type of measurement is taken from the top of the body figure to its base
Vertical measurement
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This type of measurement is taken around the body
Circumferential measurements
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This kind of measurement is taken in two ways.
Crotch/seat/rise
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This kind of measurement is measured from the waist line down to the desired length of the shorts/pants
Full length
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This kind of measurement is taken around the smallest part.
Waist measurement
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This kind of measurement is taken around the fullest part.
Hip measurement
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taken around the knee or bottom
Knee or bottom
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The template from which the parts of a garment are traced onto woven or knitted fabrics before being cut out and assembled.
Pattern
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Straight grain or direction
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It is the finished edge of a fabric
Selvage
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Notches
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Fold
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Do you cut the folded edge
No
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These vary depending on the pattern company but theyre usually marked with a dark line and scissors symbol
Cutting lines
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A broken line, a guide where the line of stitching intersect which is the exact body measurement fall
Stitching lines
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This indicates that the edge of the pattern must be placed on the folded part of the fabric.
Center fold
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A to I you will add
1inch
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In top of the paper to A is
3 1/2
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A to B is
Full length
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A to C is crotch/rise/seat measure plus
1 1/2