Fukunotane : Plant Seeds, Make Clothes Vol. 5
A one-year project to enjoy the process of making clothes.
What is “Fuku no Tane” project?
This project is about growing and making your own seeds for clothes; in this case, organic cotton - which is one of the raw materials for making clothes. This project is about learning the manufacturing and the production background from raw materials to clothes through the entire process. This time, the final product will be "canvas sneakers."
Last time three cotton seeds were moved to the planter. Gerald, Tom and Scarlet. How are they doing now?
Previous blogs：
Plant Seeds, Make Clothes Vol. 1
7 weeks since they were moved to the planter.
From the leftGerald > First to sproutScarlet is getting taller and taller compared to Gerald and Tom. Amazing how they are all so different in how the grow!
Some changes to the cottons! Here’s how it started:
5/21 > Planted 10 cotton seeds
Cotton balls!
Starting to see the beginning of cotton bolls! These are supposed to burst and become round, fluffy clumps of white cotton. So exciting！
Last time I only saw cotton balls from Scarlet but found a few from Gerald as well. Can’t wait to see them burst and become round, fluffy clumps of white cotton!
Wow!
Almost 2 months since I saw the cotton balls and finally one of the is about to burst!
A few more weeks until we see the cotton seeds becoming cotton balls! Hopefully I can report and show the round, fluffy white cotton soon! Stay tuned!
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