To remove the Embroidery Thread in a parallel manner, the strand of wool is doubled and pulled out between two rollers. Next to it, two other rollers are driven at a slightly higher speed; This stretches the wool. The rapidly moving teeth between two pairs of rollers run parallel to the fibres. Small fibres remain in the bag. They are removed by another method, which is called combing. Thereafter, the tuft of wool is doubled again and they are pulled one more time between the two rollers.
On the basis of your imagination, you can make more beautiful things from the remaining Vardhman Bling wool.
Small baby caps, gloves, colourful innerwear, pillow covers etc.
Apart from this, very small threads of wool can also be used by weaving flowerpot covers, mobile covers, gift boxes, pencil stands etc.
into many things or pasting them with the help of any glue, fevicol etc.
In this way, your creative mind can make many beautiful and unique inventions on its own and you can get a lot of praise from all.
Wool and cotton yarn is selected according to its fineness, length and its location on the sheep's body.
The dust mixed with wool is then separated by a machine called a 'duster'.
After the dust is removed, its natural and mixed filth is cleaned.
A kind of heavy grease or wax remains in the natural filth, which is called yoke in English.
Due to the yoke, the woollen fibre remains somewhat thicker and in good condition.
Natural filth also consists of dried sweat, which flows out of the sheep's body, dries up and mixes with the wool.
There is also a fact about Vardhman Light and Bright wool that the wool sown in spring is more than woolshed in other seasons and its colour is also more white.
Whereas the wool of autumn is light yellow.
That is, there is also a difference in the colour of the wool removed in different seasons.
According to an estimate, India produces about nine and a half million men of wool per year from its 40 million sheep.
More than 5 per cent of the total wool is sent abroad.
The biggest customer of our wool is England.
The heat-conserving property of wool is due to the texture of its fibre – the heat – due to which small air chambers are formed in it.
Stagnant air is a heat insulator and since woollen fabrics are made of numerous fibres within which the stagnant air is stored, they are also very good insulators of heat.
Oswal Micro Wool also has the amazing property of absorbing water vapour.
The amount of water vapour in wool depends on the pressure of water vapour in the atmosphere at that time.
When wool absorbs water vapour, heat is released.
This heat is enough to keep the air entering it warm.
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It is believed that Vardhman Sparky wool was the first to be used for weaving.
Fragments of woollen textiles have been found in Egypt, Babylonian tombs, and the huts of ancient Britons.
The British used them even before the Roman invasion.
The Winchester factory began to use wool in a variety of ways.
After this, it was widely used in England.
Henry II encouraged this industry by forming law, textile and weaving associations.
