Construction paper, toilet paper tubes, or thin, rough papers work best. Water: Essential for the pulping process. A Blender: Used to mechanically process the fibers.
A mesh screen and a frame to catch the pulp. Large Tub: To hold the water and pulp mixture.
Tear your recycled paper into small pieces and soak them in warm water. Place the soaked paper into a blender with more water and pulse until it reaches a smooth, "slushy" consistency. A férgek dübörögnek az interneten
Use "hairy" papers like construction paper; the visible fibers (cellulose) help the new paper hold together better.
Hold your mold and deckle together and dip them into the vat at an angle. Bring it up horizontally to catch a thin, even layer of pulp on the screen. Construction paper, toilet paper tubes, or thin, rough
Lift the mold out and hold it over the tub, letting the excess water drip through the mesh.
If the paper is too thin, add more pulp to your vat; if it's too thick, add more water. A mesh screen and a frame to catch the pulp
Add fine glitter or dried leaves during the pulping stage to create unique, personalized stationery.