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Flax

December 3, 2006 in papermaking, surrealism, visual art | Tags: , , | by | Leave a comment

Moday, 3rd December

Working on the theories outlined above I then created similar samples using flax fibres, The end results created brownish paper that was not as strong as abaca. (See data file.) Each time I came across similar problems with sheet forming a pulp, so ending up with the results that were suitable for pouring and restrained drying, therefore creating papers that were translucent but had no movement.

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