Julie R. Neidlinger: Lone Prairie School

Natural papermaking.

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Papermaking is simple and fulfilling, but too many people have been taught it requires buying raw materials and expensive equipment. Not so! This project sheet will tell you how to use the plants around you to make basic paper.

Natural papermaking project sheet (PDF)

Labels: papermaking, project sheet

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