Shorewood artist and paper maker Greg Grummer (right) shows Olivia Weseman (left), Isabelle Mandella and Rianne Dobson how to settle the liquified pulp onto a deckle screen during a papermaking workshop at the school on Jan. 17.
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Shorewood artist and paper maker Greg Grummer (back) shows Maple Dale fifth grade students to what size they should shred a piece of typing paper for blending into pulp during a papermaking workshop at the school on Jan. 17.
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Students transfer paper pulp tinted and textured by dried flower leaves from blender into a cup for pouring into a paper forming deckle during a paper making workshop at Maple Dale School on Jan. 17.
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Seventh-grader Daphne Buening transfers the wet sheet of paper she made from a deckle screen onto blotting paper during a papermaking workshop at the school on Jan. 17.
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Shorewood artist and paper maker Greg Grummer (center) pulls a sheet of blotting paper for Seth Friedman (right) while Daphne Buening cranks down a press to squeeze the last water outof the sheet of paper she made during a papermaking workshop at the school on Jan. 17.
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