Ofqual Logo DfES Logo CCEA Logo
The Register of Regulated Qualifications

View Unit : Constructing a Roman Blind

Unit
Unit Reference Number
J/503/5741
Qualification Framework
QCF
Title
Constructing a Roman Blind
Unit Level
Level 3
Unit Sub Level
None
Guided Learning Hours
28
Unit Credit Value
4
Date of Withdrawal
SSAs
9.2 Crafts, Creative Arts and Design
Unit Grading Structure
Pass
Assessment Guidance

All work must be presented to a professional

standard.

Learning Outcomes and Assessment Criteria
Learning Outcome - The learner will:Assessment Criterion - The learner can:
1

Be able to select materials for a Roman Blind construction.

1.1

Select suitable materials for a Roman Blind construction.

1.2

Evaluate the suitability of materials for a Roman Blind construction.

1.3

Select fabric suitable for a blind lining.

1.4

Select fabric suitable for a contrast panel.

2

Be able to measure for a Roman Blind construction.

2.1

Clarify cascade and standard Roman blinds.

2.2

Explain the application of cascade and standard Roman Blinds.

2.3

Perform accurate calculations showing the relationship between blind features, measurements and dimensions and window/aperture style/size.

2.4

Perform the measurement of fabrics.

2.5

Apply an estimation for the allowance of rod pockets.

3

Be able to cut fabrics for a Roman blind.

3.1

Perform the cutting of fabrics to the specified measurements.

4

Be able to insert a contrast panel.

4.1

Perform the measurement of a contrast panel.

4.2

Perform the insertion of a contrast panel evenly.

5

Be able to apply a machine finish to sections of a Roman blind.

5.1

Apply the correct stitch, tension and method to machine finish sections of a blind.

5.2

Perform machine stitching to specified measurements.

5.3

Apply stitching to ensure that there is no visible disturbance to the blind front when attaching Velcro.

5.4

Finish all stitching.

6

Be able to apply a hand finish to sections of a Roman blind.

6.1

Apply the correct stitch, tension and method by hand finishing sections of a Roman blind.

6.2

Perform hand stitching to specified measurements.

6.3

Apply stitching to ensure there is  no visible disturbance to the blind front.

6.4

Finish all stitching.

6.5

Demonstrate the positioning and securing of lining and rod pockets.

6.6

Attach rings and Velcro to a blind.

6.7

Secure all edges of the blind.

Equivalent Units
There are no equivalences to display.
2.1.3.0L