The first thing to do is cut the paper into small

pieces. When we have finished cutting the paper we

introduce it into the large container, a bucket for
example, and mix them with hot water,
approximately twice as much water as paper.
Now is the time to pass the blender until the paper is
well ground and get a thick paste that we will let
rest for a few hours.
After this time it is time to use the vegetable drain
to remove excess water, once well drained we will
run it under the tap with cold water to leave the
pasta well rinsed. We drain the pasta again and we
have it almost ready.
We take with a spoon and pour part of the pasta on
the mayada grid, and we spread it to our liking. This
process will determine the size of our recycled
paper sheet.
Once spread, we place a cloth on top of the paper
pulp and turn the mesh to remove it from the mesh.
We will cover the paper pulp with the fabric on all
its parts.
We can put, for a short period of time, weight on
top of the fabric so that our recycled paper is
thinner. Later, when the fabric has absorbed the
water, we will remove the fabric and let the paper
sheet dry for at least a day.
We already have our recycled paper sheets.