HE4132 : Textile Design And Weaving

Department

Department of Home Economics

Academic Program

Bachelor in Home Economics

Type

Elective

Credits

02

Prerequisite

HE2113

Overview

Identifying the general methods of spinning and distinguishing between natural and industrial spinning. The Mafrar also aims to define and classify the various stitches of weaving such as plain, Atlantic, velor and terry cloth, and how the characteristics of each stitch differ. Study the types of threads designated for different stitches and pre-weave preparation processes, including carding, opening and laying, in addition to studying the types of threads. devoted to weaving and knitting yarns and studying the international numbering system for yarns and its importance in determining the final use of the product

Laboratory projects

The student practices laboratory tests to identify the method of angling the threads, whether clockwise or counterclockwise, and the advantage of each type, and stands in the laboratory on the clear differences between the numbering of the threads and the purpose for each numbering

Intended learning outcomes

By the end of the course, the student will be able to understand the different stitches of the fabric and distinguish between them, and be able to verify the type of fabric and the threads used in it, and check the numbering of the threads used.

Teaching and learning methods

Theoretical lectures and practical lectures

Methods of assessments

First and second midterm exams of 40%, periodic assignments + commitment to attend by 10%, and a final exam of 50%