Wednesday, April 07, 2010

Erosion Bundle Project Finale

Way back in November I posted about the Erosion Bundle Project (click HERE to read about it and see before pictures).  That was about 5 months ago give or take and I decided today since the sun was shinning and things had dried out from the rains to finally open 2 of my bundles.  I have a 3rd one but I'm going to wait a bit longer on that one since I put it up later.  I don't really know what I expected except I think I expected them to be even more eroded.... I also hoped that everything wasn't full of mold..well there is some mold, but I think once things sit out in the hot sun for awhile it will be okay.  I love how some of the copper started to patina.  It was an interesting experiment at the very least.
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Here they are cut down before I unwrap them...
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erb-2  erosion1 
I loved how this picture turned out!
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Now to figure out what I'm going to create with some of the items....so stay tuned.

9 comments:

  1. OH!!! Love your stuff! Amazing how much stuff survived...especially with all the rain. Looking forward to seeing what you create with it.

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  2. I will enjoy seeing what you do with all these eroded things.

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  3. I thought papers would be turned to pulp, or at the very least, shreads. Amazing how they all helpd up so well!

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  4. How fun to see the unveiling of these. I remember when you hung the packages out. I'm glad I caught this post and I'll be back to see what you do with all this neat ephemera.

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  5. This is where the fun begins. Hoave fun with your bundle.

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  6. This is really exciting. I look forward to seeing what you create from all these pieces.

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  7. I love how your turned out! Looking forward to seeing what you do with them.

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  8. I hope this links back to my Flckr erosion pic.

    Great fun taking part in this project. Lovetostitch.xx

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  9. Looks like you have a lot to work with here and it will be great to see what you make with the materials.
    This has been so fun and I will check back and see what evolves.

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