Describes how wool from a sheep is made into a sweater and explains how to tell the difference between wool and man-made fibers. Includes activities featuring weaving and dyeing wool.
Describes sheep-raising and the wool industry in colonial and 19th-century New England. Includes a discussion of the production of woolen yarn and cloth.
Traces the process by which wool is grown on sheep, cut, sorted, cleaned, dyed, spun into yarn, and knitted into sweaters. Includes directions for making a lamb out of wool and felt.