I began by blending my beetroot/paprika stained pulp so that I could get a smoother texture as It does help with the process. The colour of the beetroot didn’t stay as pigmented when I’d finished the process but it was still a lovely subtle colour and it also had little specks of paprika which I think added something to it. I used the same method as previous, by scraping the underneath and pressing down the scraper over the sponge to get all the water out. When the paper came out of the mould, it came out holding it’s shape which is what I wanted.
I then moved on to the turmeric stained pulp. I started by blending it as I did with the others. This was the strongest colour that I had gotten. It was very vibrant even after it came out of the mould. I used the same techniques, didn’t change the way I did anything and got some really good sheets of paper.
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