Spinning
“And all the women that were wise hearted
did spin with their hands, and brought that which
they had spun, both of blue, and of purple, and
of scarlet, and of fine linen,” —Exodus 35:25.
Spinning is the very ancient skill of taking fibers
and twisting them into threads or yarns. Originally
people used only their fingers and hands to twist
threads. Gradually hand spindles were invented,
and later spinning wheels came into common use.
For centuries, man spun his fibers with the spinning
wheel until, just in the last century, with the advent
of the industrial age, machinery took over the process of making threads and
yarns.
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