How is cloth made?

The original cloth was made of hemp and kudzu fiber.

Strip marijuana or kudzu vine. Soak in water for a few days, and the hemp skin will be loose. Knock a few times with the mallet and the hemp will come out. Add some minerals for degumming to make flax more agile. Then, pinch out the silk.

The spinning wheel is only twice as big as a copper coin and looks like a copper coin. There is a bamboo stick in the middle eye, and the top of the stick is tied with hemp.

Turn the spinning wheel by hand, and twist several strands of hemp yarn into strong long lines by using the gravity and rotating moment when the spinning wheel is suspended and falling-the greater the mass of the spinning wheel, the greater the falling force, the thinner the spun thread, the lighter the spinning wheel and the thicker the spun thread.

Divide the twisted twine into warp and weft, and arrange them perpendicular to each other, which is cloth.

Extended data:

Correlation analysis of textile, leather and leather;

Spinning: The process of spinning a piece of cotton, a piece of wool and a cocoon into yarn. This process is mainly to straighten the fibers that meet the spinning standards one by one, hold them together, make fluffy objects (such as tops), then rotate according to the position of the central axis, twist and stretch constantly, and a yarn is made.

Weaving: nothing more than yarn interweaving. In fact, it can be understood as the process from line to surface. So the word "textile" represents a process from point to line, from line to surface, so that the cloth comes out.

Skin: The most primitive form of skin is the face. In other words, it can directly meet the most primitive warm-keeping needs of human beings, without going through the process of "spinning" to shelter from the wind and rain and cover up the shame of resisting Japan.

Leather: leftover bits and pieces of a whole piece of leather, which are either small pieces or can't be used with scars, are all crushed, added with various additives and then re-bonded and pressed into noodles.

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