The diagram illustrates the sequential steps involved in the manufacturing process of wool from its primary source of raw material.
Overall, it is clear that manufacturing wool from a sheep involves a multi-level process. Initiating with the shearing of sheep to remove the fleece, subsequently, ending up with yarn, which is wound into balls of wool to be ready to market.
Regarding the course of action in manufacturing the wool. Firstly, the sheep has been sheared for its fleece, as the fleece has been baled for the next step in the processing house, the mill. Following the procedure of washing and carding, respectively, to remove the dirt from the fleece, and combing the loose wool fibres into a sheet.
Now, approaching the “silver”: the sheet has been twisted into a rope; consequently, the silver was being stretched and twisted into a thin yarn, forming a wound that forms balls of wool.
