Do you know how a cotton flower bud turns into a cloth?
This magical process involves many people and processes.
Do you know that the making of cotton fabric process provides livelihood to almost 3 crore 50 lakh people in India.
Let us now understand how 3 crore and 50 Lakh people work to make your favorite shirt or skirt.
The cotton bud to your favourite shirt or skirt goes through six simple steps.
The 6 simple steps are:
Cotton picking: In this stage a farmer picks cotton flow buds from the fields.
Separation: After collecting the cotton flower buds, farmer separates the seeds from the cotton. This stage is called Ginning.
Compression and transfer: The cotton is compressed into bales and sent to spinning mills.
Cleaning: Cotton bales are loosened and cleaned at the spinning mills. This process is known as Carding.
Conversion: The cleaned cotton fibres are then converted into rope-like loose strands which are twisted to make yarn. This process is known as Spinning.
Final fabric: The yarns is now weaved and knitted into your favourite shirt or skirt.
You can now iron it and keep your favourite shirt in your closet.

Did you realise that you have finished your Class 6 Science Lesson – Fibre to Fabric. Isn’t this an interesting lesson?
You can remember the Fibre to Fabric stages easily using the following diagram.

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