Step-by-step instructions walk kids through each step of the process - mixing the paper pulp with water, coloring it with the food coloring, and pressing it onto the silk screen.
As the paper dries, they can read further to explore new artistic ideas as well as the history and science behind paper making. Then, they can grab the six tubes of paint and transform their new sheet of homemade paper into a gallery-worthy masterpiece!
Run out of pulp? No problem. Kids will also learn about recycling as they turn old paper into pulp to make new paper!
Unlock one of the mysteries of everyday materials with the National Geographic Paper Making Craft Kit.
National Geographic Paper Making Craft Kit
Kit for making paper out of bark-fiber pulp
Encourages creativity, inspires an interest in science, engineering
Easy, straightforward, step-by-step instructions
Use food coloring to color your paper
Use paint to turn your new paper into artwork
Learn about recycling as you turn old paper into pulp to make new paper
Everything kids need to make 10 sheets of craft paper
