Required materials: Nako Keche, hot water, oil-based soap (Arabic soap can also be used), nylon.

Spread a nylon on the work area in order not to pollute the environment. Tear off a strip of wool according to the size of the ball to be made.

Tie a knot in the middle of this strip. Form a ball by wrapping the wool on both sides of the knot. (If you want to make large balls, you can do the same by wrapping wool strips on felt pieces from other projects instead of knotting them.)

Soak the resulting ball in water and rub soap on it. (After wetting the wool for the first time, try to form it without pressing too hard so that it does not deform.)

Start forming the ball in the palm of your hand as if making dough. Roll it in the palm of your hand until the wools are well intertwined and the ball takes a regular form.

If you want to add more than one color to the ball, add different colors of wool on the ball and wet it and repeat the rolling process in the palm.

After the ball takes a regular shape, rinse it thoroughly so that there is no soap left on it. (It is important that the rinsing process is done very well in order for the wool to retain its vivid color, better results will be obtained if it is rinsed with vinegar water. Leave the ball to dry later.

You can create different examples using your creativity.