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Wool is first carded- the fibers are combed so they are in parallel lines, then spun- twisted in yarn (fat threads). The yarn is woven by passing strands of yarn over and under other strands of yarn. This is usually done using a device known as a loom- and a shuttle. The loom holds the non-moving yarns, and the shuttle carries the strand that is being woven above and below the non-moving strands.
What else can I help you with?
Can you make a bed without using wool in minecraft?
No, you need wool.
How does wool affect our lives?
Wool affects our lives because we need wool for clothes, rugs, blankets, shoes, etc.
Do you need wool to make a ruby amulet?
To make a ruby amulet, you will in the end need a ball of wool yes. Once you have the amulet that is not strung, click the wool, then click the amulet and it will be complete.
How do you preserve lamb's wool?
Question is: How to preserve the Lamb's wool. What process we need to take. Rafiq
What has the author Robert Wool written?
Robert Wool has written: 'All/need/know/banks'
What materials do you need to produce batik?
wool
How do you straighten a wool rug?
Wool rugs need to be straightened by placing them on bed of needles, stretched and starched.
Why doesn't seeds germinate in dry cotton wool?
Seeds need moisture to initiate the germination process. Dry cotton wool does not provide the necessary moisture for seeds to germinate. Additionally, seeds need oxygen to germinate, which may not be readily available in dry cotton wool.
I need 9 ounce of 4 ply wool how many 50gram balls is that?
I need 9 ounces of 4 ply wool. What is that in 50 gram balls
How do you makes an electric circuit?
all you will need is a 9v battery and cotton wool. just rub the battery on the cotton wool and it will start a fire.
Where is Wool providing animals in India and i need 10 animals?
Wool is usually taken from certain animals, such as sheep and goats.How about 10 sheep?
Do wool sports coats need dry cleaned?
Yes, wool shinks in the drier and must also be washed with certain water temps.
