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    Dressmaking 7

    Basic Concepts and


    Relevance
    of Dressmaking
    Lesson 1
    Presented by Ms. Michelle D. Mercado
    OBJECTIVES

    Explain basic Discuss the Explore on


    concepts in relevance of opportunities in
    dressmaking dressmaking dressmaking/tailoring
    /tailoring as a career.
    On your TLE Notebook, write Lesson 1 Activity
    1, then answer the question
    Can you tell me what is the
    purpose
    of dressmaking in our everyday
    lives?
    WHAT IS
    DRESSMAKING?
    IT IS defined as the art of
    sewing clothes and dresses
    that we can use every day.
    Because of them, we can
    walk outside confidently
    and comfortably with the
    clothes they have created.
    HISTORY OF
    DRESSMAKING
    Wearing of
    Clothes
    650,000 years ago our
    ancestors used primitive
    clothes. This primitive
    clothes are made of
    animal fur and skin as
    well as barks and leaves
    of trees.
    Bark is the outside
    layer of wood that
    all trees have.
    main purpose of wearing
    clothes:
    • Protection from rain
    • Protection from SUN
    • Protection from WIND
    • Protecion from COLD
    NEEDLES AND
    THREADS
    19,000 YEARS
    AGO, EVIDENCE
    OF NEEDLES
    MADE OF BONES
    AND IVORY
    NEEDLE THAT ARE
    MADE OF BONES,
    HAS A SPLIT HEAD
    INSTEAD OF AN
    EYE WHICH
    GRIPPED THE
    THREAD IS
    MADE UP OF :
    • RAFFIA
    • GUT
    • SINEW
    SILK
    ROAD
    Silk Road, this was the
    series of ancient trade
    routes between China
    and other countries in
    Asia Minor.
    The trading between them played
    a significant role in the
    development of civilization in :
    • CHINA
    • INDIA
    • MESOPOTAMIA
    • EGYPT
    • ROME
    GREEK
    &
    ROMANS
    Greek and Roman In
    Greece, clothes were
    made in simple lengths
    of wool or linen, secured
    at the shoulders with the
    sashes used as belts.
    The Peplos was a loose
    ankle-length robe worn
    by women
    chlamys was knee-
    length robes worn by the
    men
    Both were covered with
    a loose cloak called
    himation.
    Middle Ages
    During this time, there
    had been improvements
    on the quality of clothes.
    Any
    Question?
    TEST YOUR
    knowledge
    QUIZ # 1
    Directions: Before you proceed,
    let us check
    your prior knowledge. Fill in the
    missing
    letters to complete the word on the space
    provided.
    ANSWER THIS!
    1. It is made of animal fur
    and skin as well as barks and
    leaves of trees.
    P __M __IVE C_O__ ES
    ANSWER THIS!
    2. It is an evidence in
    making clothes.
    N __D__S AND
    T_R _A_S
    ANSWER THIS!
    3. It is called the series
    ancient trade routes between
    China and other countries in
    Asia Minor. S__LK R_A_
    ANSWER THIS!
    4. It is a loose ankle-length
    rob worn by women in
    Greece and Roman.
    P_PL_S
    ANSWER THIS!
    5. It is a knee-length rob
    worn by men in Greece and
    Roman.
    C_L_M_S
    ANSWER THIS!
    6. It is the age wherein the
    quality of clothes were made
    in richly patterned and
    embroided clothes. M__DL_
    AG_S
    ANSWER THIS!
    7. Something that is worn to
    cover our body.
    _ L __ H _ S
    ANSWER THIS!
    8. It is used in assembling
    or constructing the parts of
    the garment.
    T _ R__ D
    ANSWERS
    1. Primitive Clothes
    2. Needle and Threads
    3. Silk Road
    4. Peplos
    5. Chlamys
    6. Middle Ages
    7. Clothes
    8. Thread
    ASSIGN
    MENT
    • In a bond paper, draw
    (color) the clothes in
    MIDDLE AGES
    LOOKLIKE.

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