Course Duration: 6 Months
Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
Eligibility: Beginners & Experienced Artisans
Certification: Provided upon successful completion
Course Syllabus
Module 1: Introduction to Embroidery & Aari Work
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History and cultural significance of embroidery and Aari work
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Differences between hand embroidery, Aari embroidery, and machine embroidery
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Understanding fabrics, threads, and needles for embroidery
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Tools and materials used in embroidery (hoops, frames, tracing tools)
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Design placements and tracing techniques (freehand, carbon, and stencil methods)
Practical Assignment:
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Setting up an embroidery frame and tracing basic designs on fabric
Module 2: Basic Hand Embroidery Stitches
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Running stitch, backstitch, and stem stitch
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Chain stitch, split stitch, and satin stitch
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Lazy daisy, feather stitch, and herringbone stitch
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French knots, bullion knots, and buttonhole stitch
Practical Assignment:
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Create a hand-embroidered sampler with basic stitches
Module 3: Aari Embroidery Techniques
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Introduction to Aari embroidery tools (Maggam work needles)
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Basic chain stitch techniques using the Aari needle
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Creating floral motifs and paisley designs
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Advanced stitches: zigzag, mirror work, and shaded embroidery
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Blending traditional and modern Aari embroidery
Practical Assignment:
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Create a floral Aari embroidery design on silk fabric
Module 4: Advanced Embroidery & Embellishment Techniques
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Introduction to embellishments (beads, pearls, sequins, Kundan work)
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Zardozi embroidery (gold and silver threadwork)
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Cutwork and appliqué embroidery
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Mirror work embroidery techniques
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Kashmiri embroidery styles (Aari and Sozni work)
Practical Assignment:
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Design and execute a mixed embroidery piece using embellishments
Module 5: Bridal & Couture Embroidery
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Bridal embroidery trends and designs
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Heavy embroidery techniques for wedding wear
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Combination of Aari, Zardozi, and beadwork for bridal outfits
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Embroidery on delicate fabrics (net, georgette, silk)
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Creating layered embroidery effects
Practical Assignment:
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Create a bridal embroidery sample for a lehenga or blouse
Module 6: Digital Embroidery Techniques
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Introduction to machine embroidery software (Wilcom, Hatch, or PE Design)
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Understanding digital embroidery file formats (DST, PES, EXP)
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Creating and digitizing embroidery designs
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Using computerized embroidery machines
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Troubleshooting common digital embroidery issues
Practical Assignment:
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Create and digitize a custom embroidery pattern using software
Module 7: Embroidery on Different Fabrics & Textures
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Working with cotton, silk, velvet, and synthetic fabrics
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Techniques for embroidery on sheer fabrics like organza and net
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Padded embroidery for a raised effect
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Thread blending and shading techniques
Practical Assignment:
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Embroider a custom design on delicate fabric
Module 8: Finishing, Preservation, and Business Skills
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Securing stitches and preventing unraveling
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Proper lining and backing for embroidery pieces
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Washing and caring for embroidered fabrics
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Starting an embroidery business (pricing, client orders, marketing)
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Selling embroidered products online and in exhibitions
Final Project:
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Create a fully embroidered garment piece (blouse, saree border, or kurti) with a combination of techniques learned in the course
Course Outcomes:
✅ Mastery in hand embroidery, Aari work, and digital embroidery techniques
✅ Expertise in bridal embroidery, Kashmiri work, and Zardozi techniques
✅ Ability to design, digitize, and execute embroidery patterns
✅ Readiness for employment in fashion houses or start a custom embroidery business
✅ Understanding of embroidery business setup and marketing strategies
Career Opportunities:
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Embroidery Artisan
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Aari & Zardozi Specialist
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Fashion Embroidery Designer
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Bridal Embroidery Specialist
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Machine Embroidery Digitizer
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Boutique & Custom Design Entrepreneur
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