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Certified Ladies Tailor

How It Works

  1. 1. Select Certification & Register
  2. 2. Receive a.) Online e Learning Access (LMS)    b.) Hard copy - study material
  3. 3. Take exam online anywhere, anytime
  4. 4. Get certified & Increase Employability

Test Details

  • Duration: 60 minutes
  • No. of questions: 50
  • Maximum marks: 50, Passing marks: 25 (50%).
  • There is NO negative marking in this module.
  • Online exam.

Benefits of Certification

Rs.3,499 /-

Vskills has developed a new strategic framework for Skill Development for early school leavers and existing workers, especially in the unorganized sector to improve their employability called Trade Employable Skills (TES).

Trade Employable Skills does effective assessment and certification of candidates in different trade disciplines like Electrical, Electronics, Agriculture, Chemical, Automobile, IT, etc to make them job ready.

Why should one take this certification?

To demonstrate clear understanding and practical aspects and to get a visible recognition for this knowledge.

Table of Content

https://www.vskills.in/certification/Vskills-Certified-Ladies-Tailor-Table-of-Content

Practice Test

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Companies that hire Ladies Tailor

All small and medium companies need certified employees who have the requisite skills. There are more jobs opening up in the economy on a regular basis with the fast growth of the country.

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TABLE OF CONTENT

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Neck Lines

 

• Facing

• Blas facing

• Shaped facing

• Expanded facing

• Piping

• Enclosing of edges

• Binding

• Banding

• Important hints to avoid trouble while stitching

Sleeves

• Sleeves

• Variation of basic sleeves and sleeve finish

• Set-in sleeve variation

• Bishop sleeve

• The leg-o-Mutton

• Bell sleeve

• Sleeve bottom finishes

Collars

• A collar

• Flat collar

• Rolled collar

• Stand collar

• Shawl collar

Four Panel & Voke Skirt

• Skirt

• Four panel skirt

• Yoke skirt

• Length of opening

• Trimmings

• Pockets

• Straight waistband

• Contour waistband or shaped waistband

• Proportion of human body

• Bones, joints and their movement

• Measuring techniques

• Measurement charts

Pleated Skirt

• Pleat

• Construction  features of pleats

• Three types of pleates

• Knife pleat

• Box pleat

• Inverted pleats

Layered Skirt

• Layered skirt

• Waist

• Elastic waist band

• The woven elastic

• Waistline facing

• Bottom

• TREADLEMOTORIZED SEWING MACHINE

• Spool pin 

• Thread guide

• Tension disc

• Take up lever

• Face plate

• Needle bar

• Presserfoot

• Bobbin case

• Presser foot lifter

• Stitch regulator

• Bobbin winder

• Stop motion screw

• Slide plate

• Needle plate

• Feed dog

• Sewing machine needles

• Care and maintenance of the machine

• Cleaning

• Oiling

• Overlock machine – 3 thread

• Overlock machines

• Parts of the machine

• Feed ratio nut regulator

• Threading of overlock machine

Tops

• Tops

• Sleeves

• Bodies

• Pockets

• Trimmings

• Tucks

• Types of tucks

Maxi

• Bodice skirt

• Sleeve

• Opening

• Stitch formation/troubleshooting

• Adjusting the stitch length

• Selection of thread and needle

• Trobleshooting while stitching with machine

Punjab salwar & Salwar with waist band

• The salwar kameez

• Tools for pattern making

• Drafting tools

 

Surwar(churidars)

• Churidars

• Types of needles

• Thread specification

• Paper shears

• Tailor’s shears

• Pinking shears

• Tailor’s chalk

Parallel & Pattiyala

• Pattiyala salwar

• Parallels

• Calculation of material

• Width of cloth

• Design of fabric

• Dress design

• Body measurement

Bell bottom salwar

• Bell bottom salwar

• Zipper plackets

• PAPER PATTERN AND LAYOUT

• Pattern construction

• Work and safety precaution for creating and cutting the paper pattern

• Layout

Dothi salwar

• Dothi salwar or cowl salwar

• Sources and features of fibres

• Basic types of weave

• Plain weave

• Twill weave

• Non-woven fabrics

• Napped fabrics

• Identification of fabrics

• Burning test

• Dry tearing test

Kameez with dart

• Standard dart(half dart)

• Points to remember when stitching darts

Princess line & six piece kameez

• DESIGNING THE PRINCESS LINE KAMEEZ

Kali kameez or kurtha

• Kali kameez or kurta

• Material

• Decoration

• Fabric

• How to check fabric designs

• Cutting fabric with nap or one-way design

• Laying if check and stripe fabric

• Even stripes

• Matching stripes checks at seams

• Care of fabrics

• Selection of cloth for different figures

Overlap kamez

• Tassels

• Rope or cord

• Fancy buttons

• Motifs

• Blas trimmings

Umbrella kameez

• DESIGNING

• Calculation of material requirement for umbrella or bell shaped garment

Plain blouse(choli) & plain blouse with waist belt

• Full length of garment

• How to measure

• Neck

• Chest

• Waist

• Seat or hips

• Half back

• Shoulder

• Sleeve length

• Knotted choli

• Cut-choli or blouse with waist belt

Katori and semi katori

• Katori and semi katori

• Criteria for good fit

• Comfort

• Seam lines must be in correct position

• Try-on fitting and adjustment

• Fit for follar/neckline

• Fit the sleeve

• In trousers

Raglon choli

• Raglon choli

• Pattern Alteration

• Taking key measurement

• Making alteration

• Length alteration

• Width alteration

• Depth alteration

• BLOCKPATTERNALTERATIONS

High neck blouse

• High neck blouse

• DEFECT AND REMEDIES

• Fitting principles

• Reasons for defects

• Armhole

• Detect

• Remedy

• Neckline

Kimono sleeve

• Kimono sleeve

• Designing the kimono sleeve tops

• The gusset piece (Hindi,French)

Halter neck

• Lining and interlining

• Interlining

• Iroining

• Ironing  board/pressing table(foldable)

• Tailor’s ham

• Point presser

• Sleeve board

• Needle board

• Safety precautions

• Techniques for pressing during construction

 

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