Applying significant pressure at this stage flattens the fibers and bonds them tightly. 4. Drying and Finishing
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: Carefully flip the wet sheet onto a flat piece of felt or absorbent cloth.
: Tear up old paper (newspaper, office paper, or egg cartons) into small pieces. Avoid glossy or coated paper as it doesn't break down well.
: Leave the paper to dry on the felt, or carefully peel it off and hang it.
Tip for solidity : Add a small amount of cornstarch or liquid laundry starch to the blender; this acts as "sizing" to make the final paper less absorbent and more solid/stiff. 2. Form the Sheet
: Once mostly dry, you can iron the paper on a low setting. This "sets" the fibers and creates a much smoother, more professional "solid" finish.
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