When pouring materials during paper making, the fibers are arranged in such a way that the sheet goes beyond the four corners of the screen, and the wrinkle patterns are made bigger through the process that the water-drained wet paper is repeatedly stretched from both sides and pushed in a back and forth direction to squeeze it, and is dried.
漉くときの流し込みの時に、四隅に簀よりはみ出すように漉きあげ、水を濾し終わった湿紙の時に、左右に引っ張ったり、前後に縮めたりを繰り返して、皺紋を大きくつくり乾燥させる。