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Course Description: The Advanced Textile Structures course (DESI724), which is taught at the level of the Doctor of Philosophy in the design and embroidery of clothing and textiles at the second level (4 credit hours), deals with a presentation of the types of fabrics produced using advanced textile structures and clarifying the difference between traditional and modern looms, as well as clarifying the method of producing fabrics using Studying the structural principles of the excessive pattern of the warp and weft and how to draw it on square paper, implementing practical experiments to install the excessive pattern of the warp and weft on the hand loom using different materials, studying the structural principles of the quilted structure of the warp and weft and how to draw them on square paper, and implementing practical experiments to install the excessive pattern of the warp and weft on the hand loom using different materials. Carrying out practical experiments of quilted warp and weft quilting on the handloom using different materials, the color effects that can be obtained using quilted composition (longitudinal pens, transverse pens, bandage) and how to draw them on square paper, carrying out practical experiments of the color effects of the quilt, studying the structural foundations of the Implementation of practical experiments of the double structure of the warp and weft and how to draw them on square paper, implementation of practical experiments of the double structure of the warp and weft on the hand loom using different materials, the color effects that can be obtained using the double structure (longitudinal pens - transverse pens - bandage) and how to draw them on the practical square paper: Performing practical experiments for the color effects of doubles.