Worown 4 Sizes 2 in 1 Wooden Paper Making Screen, Paper Making Mould, Wooden Paper Making Frame for DIY Paper Crafts (A4, A5, A6 & A7)

These are absolutely perfect! As someone who has never made paper before, I was searching for frames in the exact size I needed, and I was shocked at how expensive many of them were. This set, however, was not only affordable but also came with multiple frames, making it an amazing value!The quality is excellent—the wood is strong, and the netting is well-secured, making it sturdy enough for repeated use. The size is just right for creating homemade paper, and the ease of use makes this a fantastic set for beginners and experienced crafters alike.One thing to note: the wood comes unfinished, so I highly recommend waterproofing it before use, as you’ll be working with water. That’s not really a downside, just something to be aware of before getting started.Overall, this is an amazing set for anyone looking to get into paper making! The durability, affordability, and quality make it a must-have. Highly recommend!

Quality built and I love the size variety in one package! Price point is great on this set!

We had great fun having a paper making afternoon as a family! These were perfect as it included different sizes at a great price. Great way to recycle your paper and there are countless ways to use the paper you make. I definitely recommend!

They work great for small projects. If you are looking for something quick to use one time these will be fine. The construction could be better. After about 7 pulls the glue holding the frames together starts to give and the frames warp while using them. The corners can be pushed back together but it isn’t ideal. The hinges also began to rust and we have used them twice. Also the two smaller sizes have a different build to the two bigger sizes. The smaller frames have a flush mesh and the bigger frames have a well. There were 2 different learning curves and getting the paper out of the larger ones was much more difficult.

If you are serious about paper making this is only a "toes in the water" type set. Both of the larger sizes have the screen inset into the mold, so that even after you move the deckle away, removing the formed page may result in trouble.If the mold screen were flush to the top, it would be a brilliant set for starters.Both small mold and deckles have a flush screen though, so it is not a complete waste.Still, the price is pretty good for what sizes you are getting; just don’t expect a professional product to be produced from them.

Purchased these to make my own paper and they work great for that use. I love how many different sizes it comes with so the value for money is there.

As long as you keep these things clean and make sure they lay flat and even put something heavier on top so it dries flat after use, they will last a while. I've made a lot of paper and plan on making more. The wood doesn't seem treated so just keep in mind that taking care of it is crucial in making sure it lasts a long time. It does seem like it might splinter off little strings of wood after a while from all the water retention, but I haven't had any issues yet.

Cheaply made, only used a couple of times and they already came apart at the join. They are just glued together which obviously isn't going to hold in a water based usage product. The screen is loose on one of them. Two of them arrived slightly off alignment. One is recessed, the screen not flush to the frame so doesn't allow paper sheet to transfer easily or perfectly intact, in most cases. I should have used them more right after purchase so I could've returned. As it is, Ive missed my window.