The supplied pictures illustrate the stages of manufacturing wool.
Overall, the procedure consists of nine stages which include both mechanical and manual techniques, commencing with the collection of sheeps and culminating with wool products that serve different useful purposes.
The first stage revolves around the gather of raw materials of which the sheeps are raised until they are matured enough to produce layers of fur. The fur is then sheared and cleaned to demolish dirt and other substances prior to the previous phase. After that, the cleansed fur is dried in order to prepare for the next step. The following phrase contains carding as the fur is brushed straightly and woven into a single strand.
From this process, the wool is made into large tufts of wool and kept into storage and the by-product such as the discarded strings will be recycled afterwards. In the final stage, the wool is spun into balls of yarn which can be utilized for knitting or the production of woolen clothes like jackets or carpets.