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The image illustrates the wool production process, starting with sheep leading to the shearing phase, followed by cleaning, then to drying; post-shearing, wool progresses to forming a tuft, which is carded into string, offering a recycling option before advancing to storage; stored wool turns into spinning balls of yarn, subsequently knitted into jackets or carpets.
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The diagram illustrates nine stages in the production of wool, beginning with sheep rearing and culminating in its use for either knitting or the manufacture of jackets and carpets.
To begin with, sheep are raised and later sheared by farmers to obtain raw wool, which is then washed in order to remove dirt and impurities. Once this has been completed, the material is dried on racks and subsequently carded into two forms: strands and tufts.
Whereas the strands may be recycled, the tufts are stored and later spun into balls of yarn. At this stage, the yarn is versatile: it can either be knitted directly into clothing or else used in the production of carpets and jackets.
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