Next day I went out to check. Did my ties hold? What did they look like now?
Post-deluge, July 18-2015 |
The good news: they were (and are) all still in place! And...some of them have begun to pick up stains from the underlying bark:
Interestingly, the sheet remnant didn't show anything then...
Neither did a strip of synthetic sheer fabric...
But as of yesterday, the morning after the hail storm the night before...
Hail stone - July 21, 2015 |
Stay tuned...! (Linking now to WIP Wednesday on The Needle and Thread Network...and going off to work at The Shop. Lacombe Days sales begin today!)
8 comments:
Yikes! That is a husky hailstone. I hope you didn't sustain any damage from that. Good luck with the wraps.
Cool that the wraps are beginning to transform. Glad you (and they) survived the storm. This is an interesting process.
Your tree wrapping experiment is very interesting!
Can't wait to see how they turn out!
This is such an interesting experiment. I think I am going to try it on Saba when I am back next week. Did you prepare your cotton with something, or just tied the plain fabric around the tree? How long will you leave them on the tree or is it just wait and see what happens?
Goodness, gracious, that hailstone is huge. I love your tee wraps, how long can you wait before taking a peek?
That hailstone is enormous. Glad the elements are beginning to do their work.
What a very neat idea! Looking forward to seeing the outcome.
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