At a mill, the pulp is put into a machine with a long moving screen. The water drips through the screen. Then the screen moves through part of the machine that presses and dries the pulp. Now you have paper. The paper you will be making will be much thicker and rougher than the recycled paper made at a mill.
Paper mills have several machines to make the paper smooth and flat.
We can't do this at home. Tear the newspaper, scrap paper, or wrapping paper into very small bits. Add 2 cups of hot water to cup of shredded paper. Beat the paper and water in the blender, or with the egg beater, to make pulp. Completed pulp should be the consistency of split pea soup.