Textiles for Fashion 2 - TID1255

Assessment 1: Project work

Formative feedback is ongoing throughout the module, through studio-sessions, 1:1 and group tutorials, and critiques. In addition to this, at least one formal feedback point will be scheduled for this module, whereby you will receive recorded feedback. This will take place prior to the summative assessment submission deadline.

Project work

Assessment 1: Portfolio

Development of textiles concepts, supported by a comprehensive range of resolved textiles prototypes.

Portfolio

Assessment 2: Presentation

A 15-minute Oral Presentation that addresses specific textiles processes and applications and which articulates textiles techniques relevant to textiles for fashion design.

Presentation

<p>This module will guide you to extend and develop a deeper understanding of your textile knowledge and skills through exploration and experimentation in the textile workshops. You will consolidate your skills to evaluate, innovate and apply textile techniques and processes of your chosen specialist area; knit, digital print and embroidery. You will be encouraged to realise your creativity through the investigation, development and integration of visual research, trend analysis, design development, and textile sampling, in context of fashion design.</p>

School of Arts and Humanities

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Textile Design

TID1255 - Textiles for Fashion 2

Textiles for Fashion 2

be receptive to new ideas and concepts, identify challenges and establish innovative solutions within your textiles specialism.

be able to manage individual practical concepts and solutions in a timely, professional manner and present in a structured format relevant to contemporary industrial practice. Demonstrate the ability to use initiative both independently and collaboratively in the wider fashion context.

be able to evidence the application of the appropriate collated research data for your textile specialism and make meaningful connections between the findings and the finished outcomes.

be able to demonstrate an intermediate level of understanding and knowledge of your textiles specialism and how it applies within the wider context of fashion design.

be able to develop verbal and visual presentation skills through the use of appropriate technologies and demonstrate the application within your creative practice.

be able to research and develop appropriate concepts relevant to your textile specialism.