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The document summarizes the process of wool production from shearing sheep to spinning wool fibers into yarns. It involves several steps: picking burrs from fleece, carding to disentangle and clean fibers, dyeing, and combing and spinning fibers into yarns. Wool has properties of being warm, wrinkle resistant, and providing good drape and elasticity, but is damaged by chlorine bleach and loses strength when wet.
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- 4. STEP 4: PICKING : AFTER SORTING THE FLEECE , A FIBER THAT IS CALLED BURR IS PICKED OUT FROM THE HAIR STEP 5: CARDING: IT IS A MECHANICAL PROCESS THAT DISENTANGLE , CLEANS AND INTERMIXES FIBER TO PRODUCE A CONTINUOUS WEB OR SILVER SUITABLE FOR SUBSEQUENT PROCESSING
- 5. STEP 7: SPINNING: AFTER DYEING WOOLS ,THE FIBERS ARE THEN COMBED, STRAIGHTENED AND ROLLED INTO YARNS .
- 7. • Warm and comfortable to wear • Wrinkle is resistance • Good drape and elastic • Damaged by chlorine bleach • Shows pilling effect • Looses strength when wet • Poor luster and expensive
- 8. MICROSCOPIC VIEW OF WOOL
- 9. Hand spinners also use fiber from animals such as llamas,camels ,goat,yak, rabbit. These fibers are generally used in clothing.
- 14. • Warm • Lightweight • Wrinkle resistant • Fire resistant • Absorbent • Dyes well • Comfortable • Durable • Strong • recyclable
- 15. • Affected by moths • Shrinks with heat and moisture • Needs special care, dry cleaning • Absorbs odors • Scratchy or skin • Weakens when wet • Harmed by bleach perspiration