Wool spinning is the process of transforming raw wool fibers into yarn. This involves cleaning the wool, carding it to separate and align the fibers, and then twisting the fibers together to create a continuous strand. Spinning can be done using a spinning wheel or a spindle, both of which help to add tension and twist to the fibers. Once the wool is spun into yarn, it can be dyed and used for various textile projects, such as knitting or weaving. The quality of the yarn depends on factors like the type of wool, the spinning technique, and the skill of the spinner, making it an important craft in the textile industry.