Papermaking was our first project to open our new
Makerspace at Rochester (MN) Public Library. We now have a dedicated, windowed room with tables and chairs to promote the Maker movement.
For 3 hours a day for 5 days, with 100 people, we ultimately made 400 sheets of paper.
I set up 4 paper stations - 3 for making 8 x 10 blue sheets for our project, 1 for making small cookie cutter shapes for people to take home.
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Shredded Paper from discarded fiction |
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We dried our paper on the windows |
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Pressing the dried sheets |
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Our paper samples - see how each is unique? |
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Sample of glittered paper shapes |
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Looking in to the Makerspace |
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We ordered aprons for use in the Makerspace |
We used
Arnold Grummer large pour handmolds. They held up well and worked great for lots of people and lots of use.
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