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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.

: Once the water has drained, remove the deckle. Flip the mold onto a piece of damp felt and press firmly with a sponge to transfer the wet sheet of paper. VID_20220917_202730_650.mp4

: 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. : Two wooden frames—one with a fine mesh

: Fill your large tub about halfway with water and stir in several cups of your prepared pulp. Flip the mold onto a piece of damp

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

Watch this step-by-step guide to see the traditional hand-papermaking process in action: How to Do It: Making Paper by Hand VOA Learning English YouTube• Sep 5, 2011

: 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.