: Bake the damp paper in an oven at 200°F (93°C) for 4–7 minutes. This browns the fibers and makes the paper feel crisp and old.
: Flip the wet sheet onto a towel and press it with a sponge or rolling pin to remove excess moisture. Drying it under weight helps keep it flat and solid. 2. How to Age Paper (The "3 Years Ago" Look) 3 years ago
Creating your own paper allows you to control the thickness and strength. Using cardstock or glossy newsprints can make the final product even stronger. : Bake the damp paper in an oven
: Use an immersion blender or standard blender to create a "smoothie" consistency. For extra strength, some crafters add a bit of exterior paint or sodium silicate (water glass) to the mix. Drying it under weight helps keep it flat and solid
: Crumple the paper into a ball and then flatten it out to create realistic "age" wrinkles. You can also lightly singe the edges with a lighter (carefully!) for a charred look. How to Make Paper Look Old (4 Techniques)
: Use a mold and deckle (a screen frame) to pull the pulp from a water bin. Lift it straight up and let the water drain.