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: Two wooden frames—one with a fine mesh screen—used to scoop the pulp. Large Tub : Big enough to fit the mold and deckle.

: For "couching" (transferring) the wet paper. Sponge : To remove excess water. Step-by-Step Instructions VID_20220917_202730_650.mp4

: Fill your large tub about halfway with water and stir in several cups of your prepared pulp. : Two wooden frames—one with a fine mesh

: Press the sheets between more felt or heavy boards to squeeze out remaining moisture, then hang them to dry or lay them flat on a clean surface. Sponge : To remove excess water

: Hold the mold (screen side up) and deckle together. Dip them into the tub at a 45-degree angle, level them out under the water, and lift straight up.

Making paper at home is an excellent way to recycle old scraps into something beautiful and functional. The process generally involves breaking down fibers into a pulp, forming sheets using a mold and deckle, and drying them.