doll project : macrame and haute couture

1. IMB 3RD YEAR
FIRST SEMESTER
CREATIVE EMBROIDERIES

2. THEME: HAWAEII HOLIDAY RESORT WEAR
DOLL PROJECT
By: Ishneet Kaur
Submitted to : Chandni Batra

3. TECHNIQUE
MACRAME
 Macramé is a form of textile-making using knotting
rather than weaving or knitting.
 Macramé became most recently popular during the
early 1970’s due to its utility and reasonable supply
price.
 It can be created out of almost any kind of cording,
though vinyl yarn and hemp twine are the most
popular.

4. MY DOLL PROJECT
TECHNIQUE : MACRAME
MATERIAL : FRUSHIA COLOR TIE AND DYE JUTE

5. MACRAME DEMO DURING CLASS.CLICK TO SEE

7. RESORT WEAR
 Resort wear is clothing worn while travelling and on
vacation , it is also referred to as cruise wear . It is
marketed as easy to pack , light weight and comfortable
clothes to wear while in the tropics.
 Resort styles are typically very relaxed. Since the style of
clothing is meant to be worn in the tropics, dresses and
tops are often sleeveless, necklines may be as low as well.
In many cases , dresses can be revealing may include
bikinis and strapless one piece as well as tanks and halter
tops.
 Lilly Pulitzer was one of the first designers of resort wear

12. Haute couture
Refers to the creation of
exclusive customfitted clothing
Haute couture is high end fashion that is
constructed by hand from start to finish,
made from high quality, expensive, often
unusual fabric and sewn with extreme
attention to detail and finished by the
most experienced and capable sewers,
often using time-consuming, hand-
executed techniques.
A haute couture garment is often made
for a client, tailored specifically for the
wearer’s measurements and body
stance
The term originally referred to
Englishman Charles Frederick Worth's
work, produced in Paris in the mid-
nineteenth century

13. fabricsMaterial
BEADS , SEQUINS RAW SILK

14. Barbie patterns

19. THANK YOU