How to make a wool 





Wool is produced in several stages: 1.

  1.Shearing: Wool is obtained from sheep by shearing, which removes the wool (wool coat) without harming the animal.

It usually happens once a year, usually in the spring.

2.Bleeding: Raw wool is cleaned in a process called scouring to remove dirt, oil (lanolin) and grime. 

3.Releasing: Remove and smooth your washed wool. This process helps to remove residual waste.

4.Spinning: spinning yarn from wool yarn.

This can be done by hand or using a spinning machine that combines the threads to form a strong, uniform thread.

5.Weaving or Knitting: Spun wool can be woven into woven or knitted fabrics and used to make a variety of woolen garments.

6. Finishing

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