TLE PERIODICAL REVIEWER

• What are the Principles of design?

  • Balance

  • Proportion

  • Harmony

  • Emphasis

  • rhythm
• What are the three classes of colors?

  • Primary

  • Secondary

  • Intermidiate
• Embroidery - means edge and border.
• Intensity - brightness or dullness of a color
• Color harmony - is the pleasing arrangement of hues.
• Sketch - part of the project plan shows how the project will look like.
• Evaluation - is where you will rate or grade your subject.
• Bead craft - art or craft of fastening bead to one another or to cloth, usually bythe use of a needle and thread or soft, elastic wire.
• Beads - most common materials used in fashion jewelry making.
• Bugle beads - tubular in shape and cut various different lengths.
• Chatons - these are crystal beads which have been set in metal with loops underneath so that you sew them on.
• Cloisonne - made of enamel fired on a background, usually metal, to produce a mosaic or stained - glass effect
• Faceted beads - these are beads that are cut to produce multiple flat faces that create a sparklingeffect.
• Crow Beads - these are large beads shaped like seed beads.
• Round nose pliers - used to make circles and loops in eye pins and headpins.
• Giftwrapping - Act of enclosing a gift in some sort of material.
• Cross-stitch - an x-shaped embroidery stitch.
• Eye pins - these are pins with a loop at one end.
• Pinking Shears - It can be used to make ribbon flowers.
• Florist Tape - It makes stems for your ribbon flowers.
• Wrapping paper - Keep wrapping paper on hand for all different occasions. Kind of paper designed for gift wrapping.
• Recycling - process of regaining the usefulness of discarded materials.