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Is it possible to make homemade Thai Unryu in the USA? I dont enjoy buying 1 sheet for 2 bucks . Thanks in advance:)

You can buy kozo pulp, but unryu looks like it has some additional long fibers in it as well. Which would entail buying raw fiber, cooking it, and then beating a portion of it and adding the fibers in separately.
In any event it would be handmade paper, which requires a lot more money than $2/sheet to set up. It would probably take you about 300 sheets to get close to breaking even, maybe more like 500, so it is very difficult to justify for saving money on $2 a sheet paper.

i do not know

i really think it is cheaper and easier to just buy it. i got a good deal at a local art store. i got a sheet about 6x2 feet for 2 dollars.

Yup I am not sure you can make it but you sure can prepare it

look at this video maybe somebody finds this helpful http://youtu.be/p2WXBZQ3S18

Gabriel, really? What art store was it?

Well, I get mine from Jerry's artorama in Raliegh, North Carolina

There's a whole topic on making homemade paper with tons of information somewhere on this forum, I'll find it and post it.

EDIT: here.