Let’s Make Paper! Recycle for Earth and Art

Large photos and colorful pages are an instant draw into the gratifying and inexpensive craft form of paper recycling. Using wastepaper, a blender and two tin cans, Arnold Grummer opens a world of personal expression where materials are free and every paper made is an original work of art. Once through the basic steps, the new papermaker can launch into a world of creative discovery. Simple techniques show how to turn throwaway fibers into dramatic swirls of color. Cookie cutters and paper napkins become tools of invention for expressive, personalized papers. Seeds, flowers and photos find their way into pulp and finished papers for projects to keep, give away or put on display. - Step-by-step instructions with large photos show how to make paper - Five easy techniques add fun and endless options to personalize your designs - Tips to incorporate seeds, petals and pictures in your paper - Amaze your friends and family! Fifteen projects to get you started - Educational content on paper science and science fair project ideas