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Children's Wear
Dressmaking 11
Designs of Children’s Wear
Inspirational Song (03:52 min)
A. INTRODUCTION
DAILY ROUTINE
Check the following:
1. Classroom settings
2. Proper uniform
3. Class attendance
4. Assignment (written or oral report)
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B. MOTIVATION
Children's Wear (Show pictures)
Direction: Group the students/class into four
(4) groups.
Using pen and paper, describe the features of
the children's wear (5 minutes).
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PROCESS QUESTION
CONTENT STANDARD:
The learner demonstrates
understanding on the principles of
designing and sewing children's
wear. (3rd Qtr)
PERFORMANCE STANDARD:
The learner plan, design and sew
children’s wear. (3rd Qtr)
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LEARNING COMPETENCIES:
Textbooks:
Rondilla et al (2017). Dressmaking Volume I;
Cruz (2013). TLE in the 21st Century I, III, IV;
Rojo and Navarro (2012). T.L.E. in the Global Community IV;
Villanueva and Navarro (2010). T.L.E. in the Global Community III;
de Guzman et al (1995). Technology and Home Economics III.
Internet Resources
TIME ALLOTMENT: 1 Session for 1.1 Plan Garment Design (8 Weeks for Lesson 01)
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Vocabulary:
Ornament - Decorate, beautify
Motif - A pattern, shape forming a design
Tuck - A stitched fold in cloth
Plump - Rounded shape, moderately fat
Alteration - Making changes in size, shape or measurement
Prim look - A very restrained and formal look
Pocket - A small pouch attached to a garment
Bar tack - Reinforcement applied to pocket mouth
Snip - A short cut or clip to make a short quick cut with or as if with shears or scissors
Flare - To spread outward or extend beyond the perpendicular
Slim - Small or narrow in proportion to length or height; thin.
Elongate - To lengthen; to stretch
Facing - A piece of fabric stitched to raw edge of garment for the purpose of finishing
it
Inconspicuous - Almost invisible, not seen, unnoticeable
Gathering - One or more rows of hand or machine stitches which are drawn up to
form even fullness
Fitted Facing - A piece of fabric cut based on actual shape of neckline or armhole to
finish its raw edges
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1. Identify the different designs (silhouette, shape) of
children's wear.
Sewing children’s wear is somehow as elaborate as
sewing clothes for adults nowadays. Trending designs
used in adult clothing are likewise used in children’s
wear, hence making children’s clothes in line with
current fashion.
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Shirtdress
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A-line
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Empire
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Blouson
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Shift
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Tent
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Sheath
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Princess
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High Waist
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Drop Waist
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Tunic
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Asymmetrical
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Trimmings Used in Designing Children’s Wear
REINFORCEMENT