Giving our trees scarves for the winter amuses me a lot! The pieces that appear shredded are those that have endured at least one winter here. They have developed their own shapes and drapes as a result of the wind and the snow. I like those the best. It will be interesting to watch these new scarves develop as winter sets in.
Postscript: find some pieces of yarn around your house, or your neighbors. Locate those knitting needles or that crochet hook, and make a scarf for your favorite tree. I guarantee you will smile every time you look at it. As will your neighbors!
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I have no trees on my property! :-( ... Looking around ... looking ... still looking ... I got it! ... Aw SHIT ... the D### horse won't stand still !!
Haha! It also works on fence posts!
Several time I had classes come to my studio for their final. I had them work in groups of three to wrap fabric onthe trees! Other times they would create giant spider webs. Yes it is great fun to watch the changes. d
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