I previously posted about the Erosion Bundle Project
started by Kris Henderson back in November and
most recently in April when I took down two
of my bundles and opened them.
The above package I didn't hang up until
January 4th, 2010 so I decided to leave
it up longer.
In April when I took down my other bundles
(You can click HERE to view them) I was a little
disappointed that not a lot of erosion happened
because they were too well wrapped. The above
bundle is definitely deteriorating much better
being open to the elements like it is.
Here is the backside of the bundle and you can
definitely see the copper against the metal
mesh is causing some definite deterioration!
Artistic Inspirations to help you create!
started by Kris Henderson back in November and
most recently in April when I took down two
of my bundles and opened them.
The above package I didn't hang up until
January 4th, 2010 so I decided to leave
it up longer.
In April when I took down my other bundles
(You can click HERE to view them) I was a little
disappointed that not a lot of erosion happened
because they were too well wrapped. The above
bundle is definitely deteriorating much better
being open to the elements like it is.
Here is the backside of the bundle and you can
definitely see the copper against the metal
mesh is causing some definite deterioration!
Artistic Inspirations to help you create!
It will be fun to see how this eroded batch ends up.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, Aileen! My bundle didn't change much either. It was definitely wwrapped too well. I'll follow your example for the next one.
ReplyDeleteThe metal mesh was a wonderful idea. It allowed nature to work its magic!
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