Carefully remove the deckle (the top frame) and flip the mold onto a flat, dry surface (like a felt sheet or towel). Press down firmly to transfer the wet sheet.
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.
Use "hairy" papers like construction paper; the visible fibers (cellulose) help the new paper hold together better.
Making "proper" paper at home is a rewarding DIY project that transforms old scraps into fresh, usable sheets. The most effective method involves creating a from recycled materials and using a mold and deckle to form the new paper. Materials You Will Need
Add fine glitter or dried leaves during the pulping stage to create unique, personalized stationery.
Fill a large tub with water and stir in several cups of your pulp. The more pulp you add, the thicker your final paper will be.
