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Make Your Own Bookmarks: {50+ Crafty Ideas & Printables}

If there’s one page full of creative and gift-worthy bookmarks to keep on hand, this is the one! All kinds of free printables and crafty ways to make them yourself to keep or give as a gift.

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Fabric: Use pretty scraps of fabric to cover cardstock (with rubber cement). Super easy and they turn out very nice!

Wire Hearts: Bend 20 gauge wire into shape for these lovelies.

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Heart: A quick & lovely bookmark from Martha Stewart.

Happiness, Perspective, Truth, Kindness: Four different bookmark designs each featuring one of these words. Bright & cheery printables!

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Copper Tutorial: Easy to make bookmark with 8 gauge copper wire (can also use sterling silver wire). A few twists and added beads make these a lovely gift.

Paper Clip Charms: The classic paper clip doubles as a bookmark.

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Ribbon: Lovely way to use up scraps of ribbon.

Paper Weaving: Use strips cut from magazine pages to weave a colourful and original design. Once you’ve finished weaving, you can easily turn your work into a stylish bookmark.

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Think Kindly: Free printables with “Think Kindly” design.

Beaded: Hold your place in your next book with a fun and funky beaded wire bookmark that works up quicker than you can say “Once upon a time.”

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howaboutorange.blogspot.com

Made With Vintage Fabric: Cut shapes into self-adhesive paper then cover with vintage fabric, very nice!

Hardwood: Apply design with a permanent marker or wood burner.

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foldingtrees.com

Origami Corner Bookmark: This tiny origami bookmark is really easy to make and doesn’t fall off the page when you open your book!

Fabric: These bookmarks are so smart looking, and very easy to make!

sewsimplycreative.blogspot.com

marthastewart.com

Clip-Art Craft: Magnet Bookmarks: Stylish shirt & tie bookmarks from Martha Stewart.

Ribbon Buckle: A piece of ribbon, a buckle and a brad makes these gift-worthy bookmarks.

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whimsy-girl.blogspot.com

Elastic: Elastic cording, charms & beads make these lovely bookmarks.

Elastic Wrap: Use cereal box cardboard, some pretty paper and flat elastic to make these bookmarks–template included.

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Handsewn: Made with watercolor paper, watercolors and a bit of embroidery for a totally personalized bookmark.

Fabric Corner Magnetic Bookmark: A little bit of embroidery goes a long way with this charmer.

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Harry Potter Bookscarf Pattern: Knit a mini-Harry Potter scarf for this creative bookmark idea.

Chicken Scratch: Embellish scraps of gingham with this easy embroidery.

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Scrap Savvy: A few fabric scraps can be made into lovely bookmarks.

Freebie: Papercut Snowflake: Tutorial and templates available via pdf download.

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triciarennea.blogspot.com

Bluebird Happiness Printable: Sweet little bluebirds with the word “Happiness”.

Pretty Corner Template: Use patterned paper to make these pretties.

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triciarennea.blogspot.com

Cute Critters: Very sweet design for the kiddos.

Crocheted Bead Book Thong: Quick project to whip up this gift-worthy bookmark.

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Jan Brett Bookmarks: Free printable bookmarks in very gorgeous designs, lots to choose from. Available via pdf download.

Easy Magnetic Bookmarks: Cover pieces of cereal box cardboard with pretty paper, glue on a small magnet and voila! a lovely magnetic bookmark.

flipflopsandapplesauce.com

jinjerup.blogspot.com

Chick Chic: Here’s a colorful chick to print out (many colors available) that will peek out your book and hold your spot.

Make A Magnetic Photo Bookmark: Fun project using photos.

photojojo.com

seekatiesew.blogspot.com

Patchwork Bookmark Tutorial: Great way to use up pretty bits of fabric.

Ice Cream Printable: It comes in two stacks of flavors, free pdf download.

wildolive.blogspot.com

sharonrowanphotodesign.blogspot.com

Birds & Leaves: Free printable, four bookmarks per page.

Three Cartoon Bookmarks: Free pdf download, three fun designs.

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Paper Doily Project: Learn how to make a bookmark from a heavy weight paper doily and an exacto knife.

Multi-Threaded: Made with floss or flat ribbons and small charms.

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momincdaily.com

Mom Inc. Daily: Four different designs, three with a crafty popup feature.

Fan: {Crochet pattern} Made with size 40 crochet cotton or DMC cotton perle, features a long tassel or tail and clustered fan design.

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Monogram: Easy & no-sew! Simply glue decorative scrapbook embellishments to a large button and attach ribbons.

Fabric Stitchy: Assorted scraps of fabric are stitched together (decorative edges), backed with canvas or duck cloth. Here’sanother crafty idea using assorted scraps.

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Button: Clever idea, buttons are attached to size 10 crochet cotton (with chain stitches between).

Felt Mouse: Make a cute felt mouse with a braided tail that marks the place in a book. Free pattern download (pdf).

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garnstudio.com

Crocheted Flower: A frilly flower with a long crocheted stem functions nicely as a pretty bookmark.

Fern Lace: Made with any 4-ply fingering weight yarn and is worked in three sections (six rows form the fern lace pattern).

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Beaded Elastic Cord Page Markers: These slide over the book and will fit over both large and small books.

Ballet Slipper: This cutie is made with pink, white, tan felt and pink grosgrain ribbon. Free pdf pattern available.

weefolkart.com

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Jumbo Flower Clips: Jumbo paperclips are embellished with a crafty flower and felt (held together with a dab of hot glue), clip slides over pages to hold your place.

Knit Crayon: Suitable for Beginner knitters, each crayon measures about 10.2″ and worked flat on straight needles.