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  • Today, most commercially made paper is made from wood pulp, treated with chemicals and mechanically processed.

  • Making paper by hand is a craft that involves techniques and materials that go back over 2000 years.

  • These techniques have evolved over time, but the main ingredient remains the same imagination.

  • Handmade paper is a distinctive choice for a variety of uses, from fine stationery toe limited edition prints.

  • Natural fibers like linen or these cotton remnants are the raw materials for handmade paper.

  • Workers placed the cotton rag on a conveyor, which leads into a machine that chops it up into small pieces.

  • It collects and have been ready for the next step,

  • called beating the rag.

  • Workers pour out the chopped up rag into a top called a Hollander that's filled with water.

  • This machine beats the material into a pulp.

  • It's only moving part is a large roll, weighing several tons equipped with metal blades.

  • Workers fill the Hollander with up to 350 kilos of rag.

  • Once all the rag is in, the giant roll descends to begin the beating. Water pours down to soak the fabric

  • his workers push it towards the roll. They sometimes take

  • paper from previous batch is known as broke and added to the mix.

  • They may also add dye to adjust the color, depending on the desired effect.

  • After eight hours of beating, workers feel the pulp's consistency.

  • They will then take samples from this batch to make sure it doesn't contain any unbeaten rag or nuts.

  • Next, they add colorful scraps of paper to the pulp to create a decorative pattern.

  • To make a sheet of paper, VAT Man plunges a wooden mold into the pulp.

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  • He lifts out the mold.

  • He shakes it to even out the book.

  • Water pours out, leaving only fibers caught on the mold surface.

  • He removes the molds frame known as the deck, and lowers the corner of the mold to drain away more water.

  • He places the mold face down on a wet felt, then carefully lifts it away.

  • A sheet of paper now lies on the felt, which he then covers with another wet felt.

  • When pulp pours through the molds' metal screen, it traps the fiber, and lets the water through. The vatman plunges the mold once again into the pulp and couches

  • another sheet of this distinctive paper At this point, the paper is 99% water.

  • Workers bring a stack over to a hydraulic press to draw the water from the paper and link the fibers together.

  • They pressed the papers with care so they don't burst right out of the felts.

  • They brush any leftover pulp from the felts, leaving them clean and ready for the next batch of sheets.

  • Now workers can handle the paper without it falling apart.

  • They take the sheets from the felts and hang them to dry on plastic tubes.

  • Once dry, they collect sheets according to Time and stack them for a final finishing press before they go on for shipment to customers around the world, molds frame leaves a feathery edge.

  • A distinctive feature of handmade paper.

  • These papers are available in more than 30 colors in various finishes from smooth, too rugged.

  • There's a paper for every project, whether it's etching, water coloring, drawing or even folding.

  • Can you get handmade toilet paper?

Today, most commercially made paper is made from wood pulp, treated with chemicals and mechanically processed.

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手工紙的製作方法 (HANDMADE PAPER | How It's Made)

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    林宜悉 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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