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Textiles and Garment Construction

            Activity: 9:1

              1.   Sit  in  a  group  then  observe
                 the  body  figure  type  of  each
                 individual and make a plenary
                 presentation.
              2.   Draw your figure type on a
                 piece of paper; suggest five
                 suitable  outfits  styles  for  that
                 figure type and then present
                 it in the class for discussion.
                                                               Figure 9.16: Colour wheel

                                                      Colour combination
           Colour
                                                      Secondary colour
           Fabric  colour  is  one  of  the  significant
           factors that attract the consumer to  fabric   Red + Yellow = Orange
           choice.  It is also important in garment   Yellow + Blue = Green
           design depending on an individual’s
           figure  type.  Colour  has  an  emotional   Blue + Red = Violet (Purple)
           effect  on people’s feelings, appearance,   Tertiary colour
           impression, acceptance  and  well-         Red + Orange = Red-orange
           being. All these influence fabric choices
           and  individual  appearance.  Therefore,   Red + Violet = Red-violet
           understanding of the colour scheme will    Yellow + Orange = Yellow-orange
           help an individual to select clothing that   Yellow + Green = Yellow-green
           fits individual preferences.
                                                      Blue + Green= Blue-green

           There  are  several  ways of describing    Blue + Violet = Blue-violet
           colours    in   clothing   and    fabric.
           Traditionally, colours can  be primary,    Colours can also be categorized into two
           secondary and tertiary. Primary  colours   major groups: warm colours and cool
           include red, yellow and blue. Secondary    colours. Examples of warm colours are:
           colours are formed by combining two        red, orange  and yellow.  These  colours
           primary  colours. On the  other  hand,     express excitement, stimulate action and
           tertiary colours are formed after combining   encourage  happiness. Example  of cool
           secondary and primary colours. Refer to    colours are blue, greens and violets. They
           Figure 9.16 which shows a colour wheel:    give a sense of calm and relaxation.
                                                      Colours have three qualities; a hue, value
                                                      and intensity.





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