The focus of a paper making is these fine Create It Easy cellulose fibres, which are made from cotton. They are short and white. By stirring the fibres into the aqueous pulp, they are quickly softened and supple. This offers the advantage that they combine well with each other and after mixing in other, usually powdered ingredients, a kind of laminate is created. Therefore, two or even better three different fibres (short and long, possibly still thin or thick), mixed together. This allows the structure of the paper to be influenced even more and both very fine and very coarse can be produced. If then small chopped straw fibres are incorporated, paper is created that has a similar appearance to rice paper. In normal paper production, it is important that the pulp is also mixed with the finely ground cellulose pulp, because this creates a beautiful, uniformly smooth paper surface. Related search terms: paper scoops, paper making, parchment, cardboard making, cotton fibres, paper fibres.