




Eb gave me a mold and a couple of deckles to make my own recycled paper. Very exciting! It is a such an enjoyable process and i can see that the experimentation will be endless. Above is my very first sheet, still needing a final press and dry. Next time I have to make a lot more pulp. Before it had been couched, this piece looked like a vaguely rectangular portion of rolled out dog food, yummy.
3 comments:
hehe, I can't say that it looks particularly tasty, but it does look like so much fun!
Happy new year :) Thanks for visiting my little blog throughout the year.
great description!
what a fun activity, cant wait to see the results further,
happy new year sweetie!
x ashley
i definitely wouldn't eat it. blech.
but, i'll bet it makes some pretty ace paper.
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