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Wool

The wool which is soft, durable and easy to work is the most widely used rug making material. Good wool should have the softness with strenght. Best wool comes from the lambs between 8 and 14 months and living in colder highlands. But sometimes, as also the name of the carpet might indicate the wool comes from the flanks and shoulders of the lamb where the fibre is longest.

Process of wool

First the wool is washed and carded, a process which teases the wool into longer and straighter fibres. Then fibres are hand spun into a continuous thread which is twisted with other threats, in the opposite direction that they were spun, to form the yarn.

 

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