The process gives information about how wool is made. Overall, the diagram is divided into three main stages: the preparation stage w here human beings collect hairs from grown up sheep, the categorizing stage wh ere these raw products are categorized, and the final stage where valuable products are produced.
The first stage begins with feeding sheep until the y are grown up, and then the farmers shear these animals’ hairs before these hairs undergo the cleaning step. After being cleaned, the fresh hairs are dried under sunlight. In the second stage of the process, the dried products undergo the carding step, which separates them into two parts: one is useful to make tufts of wool and the other is string that can be recycled.
In the final step, wool products that undergo the carding step are stored on a desk before undergoing the spinning process, where these products are turned into balls used for yarn. After that, these completed wool balls are used for knitting, or directly transformed into jackets or carpets.