Papermaking Series: Moulds & Deckle

This is a growing series of videos about the various steps in the hand papermaking process. Look for other videos in the series.
Resources from the video:
Watch these videos to learn more about Tin Can Papermaking:
How to Make a Mini Test Sheet: • How-To Make a Mini Tes...
Plantable Paper with Hazel & Bowen: • Plantable Paper with H...
Timothy Moore Moulds: timothymooretools.com/categor...
Chester Creek Press: www.chestercreekpress.com/mou...
Logos Graphics: www.logosgraphics.net/customp...
Carriage House Paper: heat shrink screen: carriagehousepaper.com/polypr...
Arnold Grummer's deckle box: arnoldgrummer.com/products/pa...
If you'd like to learn about every step in one place, look for my books:
The Papermaker's Companion: amzn.to/3ZisjMY
Papermaking with Common Plants & Garden Weeds: amzn.to/3VYtw9b
Special thanks to Madeline Good for her help with the filming of these videos.

[@Noreenechen]

Thank you! Another great video👍

[@jenniferwatson7118]

Fascinating - thanks!

[@022rahul]

It was informative, thank you, How and where can I purchase those professional mould and deckle ?

[@gvnthercentralperk8583]

Hello. Novice here from Asia (too expensive to ship prpducts here). I was wondering if I can use a thin mesh for paper making. I can't find a big deckle and mould here, but there are frames with screen for screen printing. I'm wondering if that can work since the mesh is very fine. Thank you.

[@HelenHiebert]

I've seen all kinds of screens being used in papermaking. Silk screen will drain very slowly, try to find the widest mesh. You could stretching fabric or flexible window screening over an embroidery hoop, using a second hoop as a deckle. I've used metal window screen on many smaller frames too.

[@gvnthercentralperk8583]

@@HelenHiebert Thank you so much! ❤️