Worown A7 Paper Making Screens, Small Wooden Papermaking Mould & Deckle, (4 x 5 Inch) Paper Making Frames for DIY Paper Craft and Dried Flower Handcrafts

It's not your top quality product but it works well for the purpose of paper-making on a small home scale (for fun and crafts).

This is the first deckle frame I’ve used. I was able to make very nice paper from a yellow egg carton. The screen is flush with the frame on the part where the paper material settles. When you open the top part it is easy to release the paper onto a waiting cloth. I am really happy with this item. I ordered larger sizes which were by a different maker. With those the screen is set into the lower frame, not flush with the top and it isn’t as easy to get the wet paper to release even with blotting it. Also the edges are not as neatly defined. This deckle is great and I wish my larger models were just like it!

Totally broke the first time I put it in water. But I just slipped the edge back into the corner and it worked. Great for a cheap beginner. It’s cheap… what do you expect? But it’s worth using it and see if paper making is for you.

I am new to paper making. This mould and deckle made life a whole lot easier. And was simple to use. Can’t wait to make more paper!

There are a few things that make this mould and deckle bad. First, the mesh is string, and it’s not very durable. I got a hole in mine on the first sheet I made. Second, the mesh is pinched between two pieces of wood. This means, there is no point in having the deckle, because the mesh isn’t flush with the wood. This means it makes it nearly impossible to get the wet paper out of the mould without tearing it. Third, the hinges attaching the two pieces together are very cheap. The screws weren’t screwed in properly and the hinges immediately rusted. Overall, I got 4 pieces of paper out of this piece of junk, and they all had holes in them because of the torn mesh. Do not waste your money on this. If I could give it 0 stars I would.

this is a great frame for a workshop or one-time use making less than a hundred sheets. if you are hoping to use it for more than 100 pulls, do not purchase this frame, or give it a few coats of varnish/resin to reinforce the corner joints. the joints fell apart and the mesh stretched / sagged after 50-60 sheets.

Exactly what I wanted

Worked very well for my paper making. Clean edges and durable frame