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Paper and Paper Making

Submitted by Jack Marine (guest) on Wed, 07/30/2008 - 12:42pm.

Thank you Wil as the materials you used to make paper cleared up my phobia about having incorrect screens for the classroom! I do want to suggest that blended paper be used as well that still has its letters contained in the mixture (slurry)
as it looks neat on the recycled sheets.

Great idea using milkweed instead of cotton. Did you know that monarch butterflies eat milkweed plants? I have a friend who has a website called marvelousmonarchs, and they have an open house on their Lansdale property on August 10th, if anyone is interested!

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