Question

Differentiate between spinning and weaving?

Answer 1

Hint: Spinning and weaving are both traditional textile crafts. Both of these activities are related to the production of fabric, but spinning focuses on the production of yarns or threads that are then used in other processes such as weaving or knitting.

Complete answer:
Natural fibers such as wool, flax, cotton, or silk are frequently used in spinning. Natural fibers have organic variations in texture, so spinning them into thread or yarn smoothes out the inconsistencies while providing strength and flexibility.
Weaving is the process of layering yarns or threads crosswise to create continuous lengths of fabric, including patterned weaves and ribbons. Weaving is typically done on a loom.
The difference between spinning and weaving is as follows:

Spinning	Weaving
Spinning is concerned with the production of yarns or threads that are then used in other processes such as weaving or knitting.	Weaving is the process of layering yarns or threads crosswise to create continuous lengths of fabric, including patterned weaves and ribbons.
Spinning is the process of producing thread from raw fibers.	Weaving is the process of transforming threads into cloth.
India has world-class spinning production.	Weaving produces low-quality fabric because it cannot use much of the country's high-quality yarn.
Yarns can be made using a variety of spinning methods, including ring-spun, rotor-spun, twistless, wrap-spun, and core-spun yarns.	Crepe, taffeta, organdy, and muslin are examples of plain weave fabrics.

Note: Knitting is a technique that involves manipulating yarn to create a fabric that can be used to make a variety of garments. Knitting involves the formation of multiple loops of yarn, known as stitches, in a line or tube.

A Saxony wheel (also known as a flax wheel) or an upright wheel (also known as a castle wheel) can be used to spin wool or cotton, but they are especially useful when spinning flax (linen). Unless wetted while spinning, the ends of flax fibers tend to stick out from the thread.