Question

Show the flow diagram depicting the organisation of production in basket making and handloom textile weaving

Answer 1

Spinning bobbin for winding
Roll winding for spool production 
Wrap yarn preparation
Cone winding
wraping
sizing
drafting in
denting
looming
weaving

Answer 2

In this question, we are asked to tell how production in basket making and handloom textile weaving is done.

• Date palm leaf spines are used as the primary raw material in the hand weaving of baskets, which is done with the aid of knives.
• Cotton or silk must be weaved into cloth materials for handloom textiles using weaving looms.
• When making a basket, a basket maker uses knives to shave off the date palm's leaves, which are then dried in the sun. With spines cut into measured straps, the basket's base and walls are initially constructed.
• For the weaving procedure, the remaining spines are divided into strips and soaked in water.
• The body walls' straps are alternately braided with the strips. Lashing the finisher's tape to the rim with thin strips.
• The silk yarn is prepared for handloom weaving by being wrapped on a bobbin.
• Wefts are the yarn that runs from left to right, while the warp is the yarn that runs from top to bottom.
• Cone winding is used to prepare the warp/weft yarn.
• The warp and weft yarn aresizese- and pattern-marked.
• They can determine which color needs to be dyed in which part thanks to the pattern.
• The yarn is colored using various chemicals and dyes to achieve various hues. It is then incorporated into the saree.

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