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Make Your Own Paper. 1  Tear the paper (feel free to mix different types) into small bits and put it into a blender. 2  Fill the blender about 2/3 full with warm water. 3  Pulse the blender until the pulp is smooth. 4  Set your mold in a shallow basin or pan. 5  You have few different options here.ou can use: There are many materials you can add in with the paper for a decorative effect. You may wish to add flower or vegetable seeds to the paper, which can be planted. You are going to pulp the old paper together with water, spread it out, and allow it to dry. It's that simple! By Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D.
To make paper, you'll need a mold and a deckle. One of the frames is your deckle. The other frame will become your mold. To make your mold, cut a piece of screening to fit your frame, stretch it tightly across the frame, and attach it with duct tape.Next, rip the paper you've chosen into small pieces, and put the pieces into a blender.n one quick move, turn the mold upside down onto a piece of felt that you've placed on a pad of newspaper. Press a sponge onto the back of the mold, and squeeze it out several times to remove excess water. Lift your mold off your paper. Start in one corner and lift quickly. Leave your paper on the felt to dry.