Link the leader to the drop spindle by tying a piece of yarn measuring around 18 inches long to the shaft just over the whorl. Take the yarn to the side of the whorl, then loop it around the shaft located below. Loop back over the whorl's side and secure the end to the hook. Start spinning by leaving the fibers at the end of the leader loose. Vital Preparations Draft the fibers beforehand, so that these will become easier to handle. You will find that starter spinners will need to predraft and loosen the wool to create evenly spun yarn. There are also hand-painted wool fibers that can be spun in different ways to get various color patterns. After the ginning process, the fibers are cleaned in preparation for spinning. About the cotton The cotton is cleaned by removing the bits of dirt, while the carding pulls the fibers to form a parallel line in preparation for the spinning process. They are then rolled over a very thin layer of carded cotton with a specific stick in order to come up with very tight cylinders that measure approximately fifteen centimeters long. Begin the spinning with the fiber initially loose. The yarn will become finer and you will have less lumps in the yarn. The Drop Spindle Prepare the drop spindle. You can use a leader yarn. Take some yarn then tie to the hook located at the top of the drop spindle. Position the loose end of the leader yarn on the end of the loosened wool. The wheel is ideal for long-draw spinning approaches, wherein the single active hand is the most used. The free hand can then turn the wheel. This wheel is used to spin wool. It can only be utilized with fiber types that are fit for long-draw spinning. More on the Great Wheel The great wheel measures more than 5 feet tall. You can learn the methods and become a master if you devote enough time and effort. Weaving Description Weaving is known as a textile art wherein 2 unique sets of threads or yarns, referred to as the warp and the filling or older woof, are interlaced together to make cloth or fabric. The warp threads will go lengthways of the cloth piece, while the weft will run across from one side to the next.