Shanto-Mariam University of Creative Technology
Module Name: - Textile & knit print Design.
Module Code: - KWP-2202.
Submitted To:
MS. Habiba Akter Papia
Submitted by:
Sayed Mashrur Rafid
Course Teacher
ID: 232051059
Dept. of Fashion Design & Technology.
Group : E
Dept : AMMT
Acknowledgment
The successful and final outcome of this assignment required lots of guidance and
assistance from many people and we are extremely fortunate to have completed
our assignment work. Whatever we have done is only due to such guidance and
assistance and we should not forget to thank them. we respect and thank our
Ma'am, MS. Habiba Akter Papia at first place for giving us an opportunity to do this
assignment and providing us support and guidance through which we could
complete the assignment in time. We are extremely grateful to her for providing
such co-operation.
Last but not the least, we would like to express our gratitude to our friends,
teachers, our parents for their support and willingness to spend their important
time with us.
Sayed Mashrur Rafid
Aug 26, 2025
Index
Topic
1. Textile & knit print Design
2. Design From Inspiration
3. Motifs Design
4. Full Drop Design
5. Half Drop Design
6. Basic Concept of Color
7. Diamond Design
8. Ogee Design
9. Border and Band Design
10. Enclosed Design
11. Cyclical Design
12. Alpona Design
13. Neck Design
14. Color Wheel
15. Motifs Development
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Textile Design
Textile design is the process of creating patterns, motifs, colors, and
textures that are applied to fabrics. It combines creativity with technical
knowledge to produce visually appealing and functional textiles for fashion,
home furnishings, and industrial uses. Textile design can be developed
through weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, or finishing techniques.
Key elements:
• Motifs & Patterns – florals, geometrics, abstracts, traditional, etc.
• Color Schemes – harmonious and impactful use of color.
• Surface Decoration – embroidery, printing, applique, etc.
• Application – garments, upholstery, curtains, accessories, etc.
Knit Print Design
Knit print design refers to the creation and application of printed patterns
specifically on knitted fabrics. Since knit fabrics are stretchable, soft, and
flexible (like jersey, rib, interlock, fleece, etc.), special care is required to
maintain print quality and durability.
Key features:
• Printing Methods – screen printing, rotary printing, heat transfer, and
digital printing are commonly used.
• Design Styles – stripes, polka dots, florals, abstract, logos, or placement
prints for fashion wear.
• Challenges – maintaining print sharpness on stretchy surfaces, preventing
cracking or fading, and ensuring wash fastness.
• Applications – t-shirts, sportswear, leggings, babywear, casual fashion,
activewear.
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Design From Inspiration
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Motifs Design
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Full Drop Design
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Half Drop Design
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Basic Concept of Color
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Diamond Design
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Ogee Design
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Border and Band Design
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Enclosed Design
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Cyclical Design
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Alpona Design
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Neck Design
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Color Wheel
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Motifs Development
🔹 What is Color?
Color is a visual perception created when light waves are absorbed and reflected by objects
and then interpreted by the human eye and brain. It depends on three main elements: light,
object, and eye.
🔹 Primary Aspects of Color
1. Hue
◦ The name of the color (red, blue, green, etc.).
◦ It defines the position of a color on the spectrum.
2. Value
◦ The lightness or darkness of a color.
◦ Adding white makes it lighter (tint), adding black makes it darker (shade).
[Link] (Intensity/Chroma)
◦ The purity or strength of a color.
◦ A highly saturated color looks vivid, while low saturation looks dull or grayish.
🔹 Color Categories
1. Primary Colors – Red, Blue, Yellow (cannot be made by mixing other colors).
2. Secondary Colors – Green, Orange, Purple (formed by mixing two primaries).
3. Tertiary Colors – Made by mixing a primary with a secondary (e.g., Red-Orange, Blue-Green).
🔹 Color Wheel
A circular arrangement of colors showing relationships among primary, secondary, and tertiary
colors. It helps in understanding harmony and contrast.
🔹 Color Harmonies
• Monochromatic – Variations of one color (light, dark, muted).
• Analogous – Colors next to each other on the wheel (e.g., blue, blue-green, green).
• Complementary – Colors opposite on the wheel (e.g., red & green).
• Triadic – Three evenly spaced colors (e.g., red, blue, yellow).
• Split Complementary – One color + two colors next to its opposite.
🔹 Importance of Color
• Influences mood and emotion (red = passion, blue = calm, yellow = energy).
• Creates aesthetic appeal in fashion, art, and design.
• Used for communication and symbolism in culture and branding.