

This is the mush. It was called "pulp." We made it with paper, and it cut it all up into mush in the blender. We also used a cup of water-- that helped.
Now, this time, we're flattening it on the cup with a screen on it. We squished it and it seemed to put water right into the cup from the pulp.
Now, we put them on a screen with a towel beneath it to dry. We made 5 of them.
Here I made a little book. It's my book about Animusic. I called it and wrote on the cover, "My Little Book of Animusic."
It felt good when I touched the pulp. The paper felt good, too, itself. The recycled paper is hard, rough, and tough. It was good writing on it, only I complained a little bit. It was a little too hard for writing. It was a little harder to write on because it was harder than regular paper. And it's not as smooth. I'd like to make paper again.
1 comment:
That's a really nice book. Were you writing with pencil, pen, marker or crayon?
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