The first diagram demonstrates the different stages in the life cycle of the silkworm. The second diagram shows the process how silk cloth is produced.
Overall, the life cycle of the silkworm has four stages, which begins with laying eggs and ends with appereance of a cocoon. The process of the silk cloth production have five stages. In initial stage, the cocoons are selected and finishes with weaving silk material.
The life cycle of the silkworm begins from the eggs being laid by a mother moth and from these eggs the silkworm larvae are apperead after 10 days. The larvae eat mulberry leaves and move to the third stage approximately in a month. On the next stage they make silk thread during one week. After that, they create oval cocoons. The cocoon stage duration is 16 days. In final stage they become a moth which has ability to fly and the process may starts again.
According to the second graph the fine cocoons are selected and are boiled in the water. In the next step, they are unwound to 300-900 metres of thread. After that, produced thread are twisted and dyed. The weaving is the last process which is also painted. Afterwards, silks are manufactured and can be used for particular purposes. 
The  
first
 diagram demonstrates the  
different
  stages
 in the life cycle of the silkworm. The second diagram  
shows
 the  
process
 how  
silk
 cloth  
is produced
. 
Overall
, the life cycle of the silkworm has four  
stages
, which  
begins
 with laying eggs and ends with  
appereance
 of a  
cocoon
. The  
process
 of the  
silk
 cloth production have five  
stages
. In initial  
stage
, the  
cocoons
  are selected
 and finishes with weaving  
silk
 material.
The life cycle of the silkworm  
begins
 from the eggs  
being laid
 by a mother moth and from these eggs the silkworm larvae are  
apperead
 after 10 days. The larvae eat mulberry  
leaves
 and  
move
 to the third  
stage
 approximately in a month. On the  
next
  stage
 they  
make
  silk
 thread during one week. After that, they create oval  
cocoons
. The  
cocoon
  stage
 duration is 16 days. In final  
stage
 they become a moth which has ability to  
fly
 and the  
process
 may  
starts
 again.
According to the second graph the fine  
cocoons
  are selected
 and  
are boiled
 in the water. In the  
next
 step, they are unwound to 300-900  
metres
 of thread. After that, produced thread  
are twisted
 and dyed. The weaving is the last  
process
 which is  
also
 painted. Afterwards,  
silks
  are manufactured
 and can be  
used
 for particular purposes.