All yarns were originally made by lining up fibers through drawing techniques and then twisting the fiber together, until the spinning wheel that works via a rotor was made. Rotor spinning allowed the fibers located in the roving to be separated. There is an open end and then twisting and wrapping of the yarn as it is drawn out from the rotor cup. But still, the public always wanted something that was natural and made with great quality. This was probably why they always came back to the use and high demand of woven bamboo products. In only a short span of time, woven bamboo items regained its popularity. Weaving techniques There were already many techniques for weaving back then. The flyer and bobbin start to rotate, thereby twisting the yarn. The difference in the spend will continually wind the yarn right onto the bobbin. The difference in speed or ratio is changed by the size of the whorls, as well as the tension of the drive band. The drive band on the double drive wheel is made of non-stretch twine or yarn. Balance is very important. The location of the whorl on the shaft will affect the balance of the drop spindle, just like the whorl shape. Check the bottom-whorl spindle by resting the tip over the right surface and twirling it. Allow the fingers to flick the shaft so that it will spin, then create a circle using your fingers to let the spindle rotate freely, but still keeping its position upright. Before, the technique was only done by hand, but newer tools and methods made it readily available to make very intricate and beautiful designs with smoother lines and better quality. Weaving and spinning shops are also available in many places, including online. You can learn the methods and become a master if you devote enough time and effort. You can change and adjust some of the techniques, however, depending on what you are trying to achieve. You should know some of the basic twisting and spinning methods to create even lines and patterns. Here is some more information on how to begin. Twisting First Tie the yarn around the shaft of the drop spindle.