The given diagram displays the sequential steps involved in the production of woolen products.
Overall, it is clear that the process comprises eight key stages, commencing with the obtainment of shearlings and culminating in the manufacture of woolen objects.
Following the initial first step of shearing, cleaning the freshly-obtained wools is in order. The third stage involves the evaporation of liquid that is absorbed into the fleece by drying it outdoors. Following the aforementioned step, the dried sheep outer will then undergo a spinning process, transforming the previously harvester fleece into either wool or string. Whereas the produced string opts to go to the recycling process, the wool will be modified into tufts of wool, followed by organizing the said tufts neatly into storage. Subsequently, the tufts will be turned into balls of yarns, which later on will be utilized in creating varying products, such as carpets and jackets, or alternatively, making handmade goods by knitting the yarns directly.