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CLASS 12 FASHION STUDIES PRACTICAL EXERCISE 9 self generate prints






CLASS 12
FASHION STUDIES PRACTICAL EXERCISE 9



Objective - 
1. To enable students to develop an eye for detail and to create compositions 
2. To enable students to design products with self-generated prints, inspired from nature.

Objective: Creating prints from Flora and Fauna

Material Requirement: 

1. Poster Paints 
2. Brushes 
3. Fabric paint 
4. A4 size cartridge / ivory paper 
5. Cotton Dupatta / scarf (20" X 20")

Procedure:

1. Take a nature walk to collect leaves/ twigs/ flowers etc. 
2. Apply poster paint/s on one side of the leaf /twigs/flower selected. 
3. Create impressions on paper by the painted leaf /twigs/flower. 
4. Use the impressions in multiple forms to create a motif. 
5. Get the motifs approved by the subject teacher. 
6. Use fabric paint and the approved motif to create prints on cotton Dupatta /scarf. 

Observation and Discussion:

1. Students are to explain the process by maintaining a scrap book. 
2. The product designed by the student can be discussed in the class for the views of the other students and overall feedback at the class.



 

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