Peruvian WEAVERS

In a amall village in the Andes, the weaving process starts with just one sheep.
First, people prepare the knife.
Second, they tie up the sheep so that it can't move.
Finally, they use the knife to cut the sheep's winter coat of fool.
These method is very traditional, but these villagers really are part of something new.
Two days in a week, women and girls cut wool from their sheep and llamas.
And they spin the wool and work it into yarn.
Then they make cloth.
The older wpmen are teaching to young girls.
They learn to weave and sell the blankets and clothes.
Weaving is important tradition.