KONUNUS Wooden Paper Making Mold Papermaking Screen Kit, 5.8 x 8.2 inch Screen Printing Frame for DIY Paper Craft and Dried Flower Handcraft

If you want to make your own paper, the KONUNUS Wooden Paper Making Mold Papermaking Screen Kit is a great mold to start with. It is made of pine and a fine mesh nylon screen that won't rust or leave any type of mark on your paper. There are NO INSTRUCTIONS with this, so I'm not sure why it is called a kit, but with that said, the hinged frame/screen is all you really need besides water, shredded paper, a blender and a tub of some sort. My suggestion is to go to YouTube to find videos on how to make your own paper. There are MANY videos on this process and you'll be amazed at how easy it is to create your own gorgeous handmade paper!The frame/screen is held together by hinges and this makes for a nice frame that won't slide while you work on absorbing the extra water from the ground paper sludge that is in the frame. Then just dump it out onto a towel or other type of board to allow it to dry, and in just a few hours you'll have your own piece of 5" x 8" handmade paper. Then, the fun begins as you try incorporating all types of items, colors, etc. to make all kinds of lovely, one of a kind papers. Flower petals are one of my favorites!!!The KONUNUS Wooden Paper Making Mold Papermaking Screen Kit is definitely a good mold to start with. I don't think you'll be disappointed. But remember - this is only the mold/screen and nothing else. You need to supply the rest yourself, but it certainly won't be difficult to find scraps of paper to put in your blender!!!

I just received this package today and noticed the hinges being rusty. Should have just made my own.

I really like the KONUNUS Wooden Paper Making Mold. This has saved me from making one myself, that may have not turned out as well. I like to cut out tiny 'bricks' to glue onto my dollhouse kits. I've been saving egg cartons, but this has been a painstaking process. I also cannot use all the paper from the egg cartons as they are since very little of the material is flat. Now, I can make my own very quickly. I use an old blender, some water and PVA glue to make a pulp and squish it out flat onto the screen, then leave it to dry! I have much bigger pieces of textured paper I can simply cut with my paper cutter and get to work gluing them onto the outside walls of my dollhouse. This used to take me a lot of time, but this has really helped the project speed along well. I like the fabric mesh of the screen. When I'm ready to store it away, I give it a good rinse in the sink and leave it to try. There is not metal screen that will risk rusting and staining my new papers. This is a great product for a huge variety of arts and crafting projects. I would love to find one that is slightly bigger, but I'm also incredibly thrilled to have this one. Thanks for reading about my experience. I hope you have found it helpful and informative and kindly will click the button below.