Inside the Factory: How our Favourite Foods are Made “Carpets” S8E7 August 7 2024 on Smithsonian
On Wednesday August 7 2024, Smithsonian broadcasts Inside the Factory: How our Favourite Foods are Made!
Carpets Season 8 Episode 7 Episode Summary
In this episode of “Inside the Factory: How Our Favourite Foods are Made,” Gregg Wallace takes a trip to the Axminster Carpets factory. Viewers will get a close look at the intricate process of how beautifully crafted carpets are made. The episode promises to reveal the steps involved in transforming raw materials into stunning floor coverings that many people cherish in their homes.
Cherry Healey joins the journey to explore the journey of wool. She will show how raw wool is transformed into dyed yarn, highlighting the important role that color plays in carpet design. This segment will provide insight into the techniques and processes that turn simple fibers into vibrant threads ready for weaving.
Ruth Goodman will also delve into the rich history of British carpet making. Her exploration will uncover the traditions and innovations that have shaped the carpet industry over the years. This historical context adds depth to the episode, making it not just about production but also about the legacy of craftsmanship in Britain.
What Time is the “Carpets” Episode On?
The Carpets episode of Inside the Factory: How our Favourite Foods are Made will be broadcast on August 7 2024 on Smithsonian at 10:00 PM at ET/PT.
Is the “Carpets” Episode New?
The Carpets episode of Inside the Factory: How our Favourite Foods are Made is all new!
Inside the Factory: How our Favourite Foods are Made Carpets Cast & Stars
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Inside the Factory: How our Favourite Foods are Made Series Information
| The hosts visit some of the biggest food production units in Britain and share details about the various processes that take place inside these factories. |
