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I'm doing autumnish bases, and the best colors I've found thus far are in Gale Force 9's clump foliage. As clump foliage...it well, comes in huge clumps! I'm trying to shred it much smaller, and while doing it by hand gets good results, it's incredibly slow, I'm wondering if there is a faster and more effective method? The stuff is kind of spongy, so rubbing it between my hands doesn't exactly work, nor does chopping at it with a sharp hobby knife.

Woodland Scenics coarse turf, to be honest.

M.

chop it up like cocane with a razor, works fine.