The first type use semi botany wool, using 2-5 metric count thick yarns for cross weaving, or fine yarns of wool, cotton, chemical fiber as longitudes, and thicker yarns for latitudes in weaving. Diagonal and broken twill two fold latitude weaving, satin latitude two fold weaving, tandem junction double layered diagonal weaving. The product should undergo the processes of milling and fluffing on both sides. The average weight of a blanket is between 2-3 kilos. As in blended weaving of blankets, 30-50% of viscose fiber will be used and sometimes also blended with recycled wool to save production cost. In artificial fiber blankets, acrylic fiber is the most common type used, with bright color and soft texture and lighter in weight. There are two types of making blankets, one by machine weaving, and the other by hand knitting. For the former, there are the conventional type of weaving machine, and the napping type,more sophisticated. For the latter, knitting, there are warp knitting , the tufted blanket, embroidering/needling, stitch knitting . The napping type and the stitch knitting type of blankets get their suede/matte by cutting, they have smooth surface with upright fluff, soft texture and elastic, thus have higher quality and marketing value. Besides fluffing the final processing includes steaming, combing, clutching, ironing, trimming/snipping or grinding. Blankets also have different outlooks/appearances, some with rich curly suede surface, while others with stand firm floss/down with the touch of velvet on raised pile, still many other styles such as long villus in the same direction, caracule grounder shaped, and irregular rippled splay mark. There are also countless patterns to go with various colors, with geometrical patterns, flowering plants, landscapes, or animals. The edges of blankets are usually fringed to make it more lasting and appealing.