I would think sewing with bailing twine would be very effective, but it might be necessary to use some fancy schmancy sewing stitch that won't slide around easily and allow the netting to bunch up in some places and leave gaps in others where material could leak out.
Only way to know for sure is to try and see what works best.
Another alternative would be hog rings, like the ferrocment guys use all the time.
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