How clothes are made (from start to finish) including cute alpacas – Justine Leconte officiel

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YF8WSy_ac-w

Summary

### Summary
The transcript discusses the process of making a blue knitted turtleneck sweater from alpaca wool in Peru. It explains how alpaca hair is collected, sorted, and processed to create thread for textiles. The text also covers the history of coloring and dye-making using natural materials.

Highlights

• Alpaca wool comes in 32 natural colors.
• Baby alpaca refers to softest wool from a young alpaca’s first shearing.
• Alpaca hair is processed through six steps to create thread for textiles.
• Textiles can be either knitted or woven, with each having their own unique properties and applications.

Key Takeaways

• Alpacas are important sources of natural fiber for creating various types of textiles.
• The process of turning alpaca hair into thread involves both manual and automated processes.
• Textile creation can result in knitted or woven products, each with their own unique characteristics.