Make Reading More Fun With These 11 DIY Bookmark Ideas
DIY Bookmarks: Create Them As Gifts For Booklovers
DIY bookmarks are a fun and easy way to add a personal touch to your reading experience. From simple paper bookmarks to resin ones, there are endless possibilities when it comes to creating your own bookmark. In this roundup post, we will explore some of the 11 DIY Bookmark Ideas from around the web.
First is a shaker bookmark. It is a rectangular-shaped bookmark that features a clear plastic pocket on the front, allowing you to create a shaker effect using small sequins or beads.
For those who sew, we found a some fabric bookmarks that you can create using cheap material that you can find in your home.
There’s also bird shaped bookmarks along with some cute monsters perfect to craft as gifts to anyone.
You have lots of selections of paper bookmarks here too, and most of the materials needed are already available at home.
Whether you’re a book lover or just looking for a fun DIY project, these bookmark ideas are sure to inspire creativity and add a personal touch to your reading experience.
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Take a look at the unique DIY bookmarks below
Creating your own bookmarks can be a satisfying hobby, especially if you have a love for reading and using them.
Luckily, there are many online tutorials available to help you get started. We’ve compiled a list of 11 bookmark projects that have been highly rated by talented designers.
We suggest choosing one that catches your interest, and the best part is that these projects can be made with materials that are readily available in your home, making them accessible to everyone, regardless of their skill level.
Each project has its own level of difficulty, making them suitable for crafters with various levels of expertise.
The designers and crafters behind these tutorials have put in a lot of hard work and creativity, so don’t forget to show your appreciation by leaving a comment.
DIY Shaker Bookmarks
Step-by-step instructions for creating shaker bookmarks, which are a fun and easy DIY project. You can customize it with any name that you like.
Designer: Sarah of She’s Crafty And She Knows It
Materials Used:
- fuse tool
- fuseables clear sheets
- fuse mat
- scrapbook paper
- paper trimmer
- bakers twine
- paper trimmer
- stamps
- ink pad
- acrylic block
- glitter and sequins
- pink/purple flowers
- multi color butterflies
- gold/silver assorted sequins
- tutti frutti fruit glitter
- fine silver glitter
- pink/purple glitter mix
- crop-a-dile hole punch and eyelet setter
- eyelets
- scissors
- spoon
Completion Time: Less than an hour
Size: Small
Format: Video
Easy Homemade Fabric Bookmarks
A tutorial for creating a fabric bookmark with a ribbon marker. The project requires basic sewing skills and can be completed with minimal materials.
Designer: Deb of Debs Days
Materials Used:
- Standard sewing supplies
- fabric
- two-sided fusible stiff interfacing
- Pinking shears
- Iron
- Sewing machine
- Matching thread
Completion Time: 1 – 2 hours
Size: Small
Format: Video
Bleeding Tissue Paper Bookmarks
Create colorful and unique bookmarks using bleeding tissue paper. The project is easy to follow and suitable for all skill levels.
Designer: Sacha of The Craft At Home Family
Materials Used:
- White cardstock
- Bleeding art tissue paper
- Scissors
- Spray bottle
- Water
Completion Time: Less than an hour
Size: Small
Format: Written
DIY Magnetic Bookmarks
A tutorial for creating magnetic bookmarks that are perfect for keeping your place in a book. The project requires minimal materials and can be completed quickly, making it a great option for a last-minute gift or personal project.
Designer: Megan of The Homes I Have Made
Materials Used:
- Adhesive Magnetic Paper
- Ribbon
- Paper cutter
- Scissors
Completion Time: 1 hour
Size: Small
Format: Written
Fabric Scrap Bookmarks
This provides a tutorial on how to make bookmarks using fabric scraps.
Designer: Tonya of The Crafty Mummy
Materials Used:
- Fabric
- Rotary Cutter
- Iron
- Sewing Materials
- Pinking Shears
- V-Ribbon
Completion Time: Less than an hour
Size: Small
Format: Written
Felt Bird DIY Bookmarks
The shares a DIY project tutorial for making bird-shaped bookmarks using felt material.
Designer: Sonja and Jane of Sustain My Craft Habit
Materials Used:
- Felt sheet or scraps
- Jumbo paperclip
- Fabric scissors
- Free Printable Bird template
- Glue gun
- Sewing needle
Completion Time: 30 Minutes – 1 hour
Size: Small
Format: Written
Monster Bookmark Craft
Making bookmarks in the shape of playful monsters using felt.
Designer: Amanda of Crafts By Amanda
Materials Used:
- 3 metal hair clips
- Felt
- Scissors
- Black marker
- Hot glue gun
- Monster pattern
Completion Time: 30 Minutes
Size: Small
Format: Written
Resin Beach Bookmarks
Beautiful bookmarks made with resin
Designer: Resin Crafts Blog
Materials Used:
- Clear Casting Epoxy
- Mold Conditioner
- Release Spray
- Measuring Cups
- Stirring Sticks
- Disposable Gloves
- PolyColor Resin Powder
- Bookmark Silicone Mold
- Sand
- Gold Crushed Glass
- Chunky Gold Glitter
Completion Time: 1-2 hours
Size: Small
Format: Written
Decorating Tape Bookmarks
DIY project for making bookmarks using decorating tape. The bookmarks are colorful, unique, and can be used as gifts.
Designer: Jasmine of Eccentricities By JVG
Materials Used:
- Cardstock paper
- Decorating tape
- Craft paper trimmer
- 1-hole paper punch
- Cotton twine in white and pink
- Blue gift wrap twine
Completion Time: 20 Minutes
Size: Medium
Format: Written
Fruit Slice Corner Bookmarks
Fun to create fruit shaped bookmarks using colored craft papers.
Designer: Elizabeth of Frugal Momeh
Materials Used:
- Colored craft papers
- Pencil
- Scissors
- Craft glue
- Printable template
Completion Time: Less than 30 minutes
Size: Small
Format: Written
Lace-cut Summer Reading Bookmarks
Bookmarks with a summer vibe created with cardstocks
Designer: Sam & Liz of The Pretty Life Girls
Materials Used:
- Cutting machine
- Brights cardstock
- White cardstock
- Adhesive
- Laminator
- Embroidery floss
Completion Time: 20 Minutes
Size: Small
Format: Written
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