The diagram illustrates the process of making wool from sheep.
Overall, it is clear that there are ten main stages, beginning with a sheep, who are sheared by special machine to remove the wool and ending with clothes for people, like jackets or carpets knitted by hand.
First, the sheep are sheared with a special machine to remove the wool. After this, the wool is cleaned and dried in fresh air to remove the scent. The dried wool is spinned in a traditional wooden machine. The spun wool which is string is recycled, while other wool is tufted and transported to the tuft storage.
Tufted wool is gone to tufted storage , where every color of wool is located in wooden shelfs. Then, the balls of yarn from tuft storage are knitted by hand with two wooden sticks or they are used to make colorful and soft carpets or jackets.