DIY RECYCLING PAPER TANPA BLENDER ! #makingpaperathome #homemadepaper
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TLDRIn this video, Phoenix Megawati guides viewers through the process of creating homemade recycled paper, from start to finish. She shows how easy it is to make the paper using simple materials such as old newspapers, HVS paper, and a few craft supplies. Phoenix demonstrates each step, including soaking the paper, blending it into a pulp, and shaping it into new paper using a frame and decorative touches like dried flowers and gold flakes. The video is both educational and inspiring, encouraging viewers to try this creative and eco-friendly project at home.
Takeaways
- 😀 The video introduces a simple and fun DIY project to create recycled paper at home using basic materials.
- 😀 The creator explains the tools and materials needed: a container, used paper, a dish sponge, food coloring, dried flowers, gold flakes, a special frame, cloth for drying, and water.
- 😀 The process begins by cutting up old paper into small pieces and soaking it in warm water for 24 hours to soften it.
- 😀 After the paper is soaked, it is mashed to create pulp, which will be used for making the paper.
- 😀 A large container is filled with water, and the paper pulp is mixed into it. If desired, the pulp can be colored with food dye.
- 😀 The mixture is poured into a frame, which is used to form the paper sheet. The pulp is spread out evenly.
- 😀 A cloth is placed on top of the formed paper to absorb excess water, and a sponge is used to squeeze out the remaining water.
- 😀 The paper is left to dry for 24 hours. The creator demonstrates two drying methods: air drying or sun drying.
- 😀 After drying, the recycled paper is removed from the cloth, and the results are shown, including a brown-colored paper with added gold flakes.
- 😀 The creator encourages viewers to try making recycled paper at home and share their results, emphasizing the fun and eco-friendly nature of the project.
Q & A
What is the first step in making recycled paper?
-The first step is to cut up your scrap paper into small pieces to make it easier to soften when soaked in water.
Why is it important to soak the paper in warm water?
-Soaking the paper in warm water helps to soften it, making it easier to break apart into pulp.
How long should the paper be soaked in water?
-The paper should be soaked for 24 hours to ensure it becomes soft and easy to mash into pulp.
Can the pulp be made using a blender?
-Yes, a blender can be used to speed up the process of turning the soaked paper into pulp, though it is not required.
What materials can be used for the pulp?
-You can use any type of scrap paper, including newspapers, printer paper (HVS), old books, and more.
What optional ingredients can be added to the pulp for decoration?
-You can add food coloring, dried flowers, or gold flakes to the pulp for decorative purposes.
What is the purpose of the special paper-making frame?
-The paper-making frame is used to hold the pulp in place while it is submerged in water, allowing the pulp to settle evenly on the mesh screen.
How do you remove excess water from the pulp?
-You can use a sponge to gently press on the pulp and remove the excess water after it has settled on the frame.
How long should the paper be dried before it is ready to use?
-The paper should be left to dry for 24 hours, either by air-drying or under the sun, until it is completely dry.
What can you do if the paper texture is rough and uneven?
-If the texture is rough or uneven, you can smooth it out by using a blender to make the pulp finer before forming the paper.
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