Value refers to the lightness or darkness of a color, and is not considered an element of design in the context of textile design.

Unity is the principle of design that creates a sense of cohesion and harmony among the elements of a design, resulting in a unified and visually pleasing composition.

Green is a secondary color, created by mixing blue and yellow. Primary colors are the colors that cannot be created by mixing other colors.

Emphasis is the principle of design that draws attention to a specific element or area of a design, creating a focal point and guiding the viewer's eye.

Geometric texture is not a type of texture in textile design. Visual texture, tactile texture, and illusionary texture are all types of texture that can be used in textile design.

Rhythm is the principle of design that creates a sense of movement or flow in a design through the repetition of elements or patterns.

Brown is not a secondary color. Secondary colors are created by mixing two primary colors. Orange is created by mixing red and yellow, purple is created by mixing red and blue, and green is created by mixing blue and yellow.

Unity is the principle of design that creates a sense of cohesion and harmony among the elements of a design, resulting in a unified and visually pleasing composition.

Color is not a type of visual texture in textile design. Pattern, value, and line are all types of visual texture that can be used in textile design.

Contrast is the principle of design that creates a sense of difference or opposition between elements in a design, such as light and dark, large and small, or smooth and rough.

Shiny is not a type of tactile texture in textile design. Smooth, rough, and soft are all types of tactile texture that can be used in textile design.

Proportion is the principle of design that creates a sense of balance or harmony between the elements of a design, ensuring that they are visually pleasing and well-proportioned.

Embossing is not a type of illusionary texture in textile design. Trompe l'oeil, op art, and debossing are all types of illusionary texture that can be used in textile design.

Repetition is the principle of design that creates a sense of repetition or pattern in a design through the use of similar or identical elements.

Geometric is not a type of color scheme in textile design. Monochromatic, complementary, triadic, and analogous are all types of color schemes that can be used in textile design.