How to recycling paper

1. Tear the paper into small pieces and put into a blender with warm water. Blend until the mixture becomes a fairly smooth pulp. If you want to add specks of colour, add pieces of coloured paper at this point, then blend just a bit.
2. Assemble your "mould". Attach your screen to your frame using duck-tape, staples, or any other method that will keep the screen affixed to the frame's edges. You'll use your second piece of screen later in the process.
3. Put your mould in your bin or pan of water, then pour the pulp into the mould. (If you lift the mould up, the pulp should cover the screen.) At this point, you can add decorations like dried flowers or grass, a splash of paint, or even seeds to make plantable paper. Be sure to add a little more pulp to cover the decorations so they adhere to the paper.
4. Lift the mould out of the water and place the second piece of screen on top of the pulp. Use a cloth or sponge to press out excess water.
5. Lift the screen and the paper should come right up with it. Now invert the screen on a towel (pulp side down) and dab the sponge or cloth on the screen side to press out more water.
6. Then lift the screen off of the paper and set your paper on a towel to dry. You can air dry it or cover it with a paper towel and press it with an iron to speed up the drying time.

To recycle paper, first the used paper ____ into small pieces and ____ with warm water.