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Step 10
Step 10. CAREFULLY peel the paper off the j cloth et voila! If you’d like it to be really flat...
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Step 9
Step 9. Make sure the paper had j cloth either side of it and use a fairly hot iron to...
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Step 8
Step 8. Leave to dry for a couple of hours. A good way to dispose of the trough of water is to...
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Step 7
Step 7. Here’s where you can play around with different colours and pictures, you can get some...
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Step 6
Step 6. Put the sieve paper side down onto a j cloth and use a dry j cloth to rub over...
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Step 5
Step 5. Mix it all up a bit and use the sieve to fish the paper out, the more paper you...
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Step 4
Step 4. Pour into a ‘trough’ of water…basically it needs to be fairly shallow and a bit...
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Step 3
Step 3. Blend it until it’s all mushy- you can play around with different consistencies to...
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Step 2
Step 2. Put the paper into your average household food processor and fill it about 1/3 with water. www.charlottesaunders.co .uk
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Step 1
Step 1. Tear up the paper into pieces roughly the size of a postage stamp. (They don’t have to be neat!) www.charlottesaunders.co .uk
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