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03 November 2015 Tarry Hart (NZ)
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Another thing we have to look out for is holes in the jute that would prevent an even stretch.

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In Pursuit of the Right Jute

Two jute, one panel.

Jute sacks are a great base for our panels. Mycelium likes to grow on them, and they are a waste product of the cacao industry in the Netherlands, so there are a lot lying around.

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Jute #2, side hem

Much neater hem, much easier to unpick.
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Full sized panel

Made from aluminium, with two poles either side for stretching the jute around evenly.
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Jute #2, hem destruction during unpicking

A perfect example of the second jute bags being difficult to successfully unpick.
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Jute #2 hem, top side

The second jute bags have a nice, neat hem at the opening of the bag, which is much easier to sew through
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Jute #1 hem, top side

This hem is doubled over, making it harder to sew through, but extra strong.
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