I love to read!
In addition to my magazine addiction is my book addiction.
I have oodles and oodles of Nicholas Sparks and Karen Kingsbury!
And I really have trouble putting the books down.
However, when I finally am able to put them down, I will literally just close up the book. Or, sometimes, I will search for a receipt that isn't needed to keep my place in the book.
That was until I figured out how to make these absolutely ADORABLY cute bookmarks.
All you need is a piece of scrap paper that is 6" x 6" and your Rotary Trimmer with a Scoring Blade!
Score your paper at the 3" mark, turn it, and then again at the 3 inch mark.
Score from corner to corner, as well.
Fold you square from corner to corner, to create a triangle.
Flip one point of the triangle down.
Fold the points down into the "pocket".
Now is the fun part--add some paper flowers, epoxy stickers, or icon stickers to dress up your book mark.
Next time you go to close your book, you will have a cute bookmark to mark your page.
These quick and inexpensive bookmarks would make a wonderful teacher gift, or a gift that a few tween girls could make together at a party!
Happy Reading, and CREATING!
Thanks so much for the idea! We used this for a bookmark contest at our NSD event on Saturday, and the majority of guests decided to participate since they were so cute and EASY to make!
Posted by: Linda | 04/24/2012 at 07:36 AM
Very Clever
Posted by: Tameka | 04/11/2012 at 08:51 PM
This will be the perfect Make 'n Take for our National Scrapbook Day Celebration on April 28 in Roanoke, Virginia
Thank YOU!!!!!
Posted by: Cathy Wallin | 04/10/2012 at 09:37 AM
This is so cute, for sure going to make some of these!
Posted by: SherryAnn | 04/09/2012 at 11:46 PM
Absolutely love it. Hope it is available to pring so I can teach this at a Retreat. Thanks so much for all of you who come up with these fantastic ideas.
Posted by: Peggy VanValkenburg | 04/09/2012 at 07:34 PM