Curling, cupping, strapped tomato leaves = herbicide damage. Your dried grass clippings came from a lawn treated with broadleaf weed killer. Fumes or leachate reached tomatoes. They're hyper-sensitive. Some vines may "grow through" it—watch and see. Fruit safety unknown.

Herbicide damage to tomatoes

Herbicide damage to tomatoes

Grass clippings containing herbicide
Identifying Heirloom Tomato Varieties
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