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TammyJapan says
Here’s an option for doing this without lots of felt sheets to dry them on. I learned to make paper while in Japan, and I was taught to stick the wet paper to a window, pull off the felt (I actually use a flat piece of plastic instead of felt) and let it dry. Once dry just peel it off carefully. Sometimes I have to use a straight edge to start a corner. This way the paper dries perfectly flat, and you get the bonus of “stain glass” windows for a day or so. :o)
Trisha @ Inspiration Laboratories says
I love the idea of making the paper plantable!
Anonymous says
I saw this on Bill Nye the Science Guy when I was a kid. For the screen you can also use a metal hanger made into a square with an old nylon over the top of it if you do not have the window screen and wooden frame available!
Katie says
This is such a fantastic idea! (Especially the seed part!) I think this will be the perfect craft/gift for my preschool class to make into Christmas ornaments! =)
Annette says
Looks fun! I included a link on my blog here:http://ourseasonsofjoy.com/weekend-round-up/weekend-round-up-10/
mylittlegems says
this is so cool! I will have to try it! š