 Print
and Cut Bookmark Project Ideas
Project 1: Print out on card stock, punch a
hole near the top edge, and string a ribbon through
the hole to create a tassel.
Project 2: Print out 2 bookmarks with the same
design on regular paper, cut them out and glue them
together back to back. You can punch a hole and add
a tassel as in Project 1 after the glue dries.
Project 3: Print bookmarks without words on
iron on paper for light or white fabric. Transfer the
design to fabric using an iron, then finish the edges
with decorative scissors or a narrow hem, OR attach
your finished design to fusible interfacing fabric or
card stock, then trim to desired shape.
NOTE: You'll need to "flip" images
that have words with a graphics program or use the "tee
shirt" setting on your printer before you print
so they'll read correctly when you're finished making
the iron on project.
Project 4: Print bookmarks directly onto special
printable fabric, then finish edges or fuse to non-woven
fabric to add stiffness if desired. Add trims or ribbons
for decoration.
Project Tip: Laminate printed and trimmed paper
bookmarks between sheets of clear contact paper or instant
plastic laminating film for extra durability - they'll
wipe clean and last longer!
Bookmarks make wonderful gifts for anyone who reads.
Bookmarks help motivate kids to read, and kids can craft
bookmarks to give as gifts to friends, family or class
mates. Many bookmarks are also great to use as gift
tags that become a bookmark after the gift has been
opened.
Choose a free printable bookmark from any of our collections,
then follow the project idea of your choice at right,
or design your own project.
Printable
Bookmarks Collections
All our bookmark printable sheets are formatted in
Adobe Acrobat for high quality and easy printing.
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