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The image presents a flowchart labeled 'WOOL PRODUCTION' that indicates the step-by-step process involved in producing wool items, starting from sheep through to the final products such as jackets or carpets. The process involves 9 main steps: shearing (sheep illustration), cleaning (figure washing wool in a bucket), carding (carding tools diagram), drying (representation of wool in a dryer), spinning - balls of yarn (depiction of spun yarn), storage (wooden crate drawing), recycling (recycling symbol), knitting (knitting needles and wool illustration), and the final products (images of a jacket and a carpet). No numerical data points or percentages are provided.
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The diagram illustrates the process of manufacturing woolen goods.
Overall, it is evident that the process by which woolen goods are produced is a multi-step linear process, which consists of eleven main stages, beginning with preparing the sheep for taking wool and culminating in manufacturing woolen products.
In the first phase of the process, sheep are taken care of to initiate the process of making woolen goods. Next, the sheep are sheared by the farmer. Once this stage is complete wool is dipped into water to clean properly. Following this, wool is dried using a dryer.
Subsequently, dried wool is passed through carding to make tuft of wool, and string. While the string is recycled, the tuft of wool is kept into a storage for further processing. Meanwhile, it is then converted into balls of yarn(spinning) to produce woolen products.
Finally, jacket or carpet is manufactured with the help with the help of knitting.
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