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3 Ways to Make Paper Bookmarks

By Matthew Lynch
October 27, 2023
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Bookmarks have always been an essential accessory for avid readers, serving as a placeholder for the pages you want to remember. As the world moves towards digitalization, the charm of paper bookmarks remains unparalleled. They are cost-effective, easy-to-make, and customizable – adding a personal touch to your reading experience. Let’s explore three ways to create your own paper bookmarks in no time.

1. Origami Corner Bookmark

An origami corner bookmark is a stylish option that holds the page securely within its triangular fold.

Materials:

– Square piece of paper (15×15 cm)

– Scissors

– Ruler

– Pencil

Instructions:

a) Fold the square piece of paper diagonally in half, forming a triangle.

b) Open the paper and fold it diagonally in half along the opposite diagonal.

c) Fold down the top corner of the top layer towards the center of the square.

d) Take one bottom corner, fold it up towards the top corner, tucking it under the flap created in step c.

e) Repeat with the other bottom corner to finish your origami corner bookmark.

2. Tassel Bookmark

A tassel bookmark adds a touch of class and playfulness with its dangling design and colorful choices.

Materials:

– Cardstock or sturdy paper

– Ruler

– Scissors or craft knife

– Glue

– Thread or embroidery floss (for the tassel)

Instructions:

a) Cut a strip from your cardstock or sturdy paper measuring 5×18 cm.

b) At one end of the strip, measure and mark 1 cm from each side; this is where your tassel will attach.

c) Cut two small slits at these marks that are big enough for your thread or embroidery floss to fit through.

d) Create a tassel by wrapping thread around three fingers or a small object like a fork, then tie the loop at the top and cut the ends to create fringe.

e) Feed the thread of your tassel through the slits in your bookmark and secure it with a knot or a dab of glue.

3. Collage Bookmark

Collages bookmarks are perfect for using up leftover paper scraps while expressing your creativity.

Materials:

– Plain bookmark (store-bought or made from cutting cardstock or sturdy paper)

– Paper scraps

– Scissors

– Glue

– Ruler

– Pencil

Instructions:

a) Cut your paper scraps into small pieces. Experiment with different sizes and shapes to form interesting patterns.

b) Arrange the pieces on your plain bookmark until you are satisfied with the pattern.

c) Glue each piece securely to the bookmark, making sure it adheres properly and no edges lift up.

d) Allow it to dry completely before trimming any excess paper or adding protective clear tape or lamination to make it more durable.

Whichever method you choose, have fun crafting these unique, homemade bookmarks. They also make excellent gifts for fellow bookworms! Let your creativity guide you in forms, colors, and materials to personalize your reading experience further.

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