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MaterialsCardboard for bookmarks (Be sure to punch the holes at the top of the cardboard before creating.Some old paper to tear (I had old scrapbooking paper, but you could also use newspaper or magazines).Glue.Mod Podge (optional)Paintbrush.Scissors.Ribbon or yarn.

Cardstock is of the most widely available and easiest materials for making bookmarks. Paper can easily be printed on a home printer, cut with scissors, embossed or laminated to make bookmarks of any size, shape and design.

I used a pretty thick fusible interfacing, so that it would give the bookmarks a stiff feel. I also liked that after it was made and you add the heat that it attaches to the fabric vs has the fabric separate from the interfacing.

Cardstock is of the most widely available and easiest materials for making bookmarks. Paper can easily be printed on a home printer, cut with scissors, embossed or laminated to make bookmarks of any size, shape and design.

Paper. The paper you choose for your bookmark should be quite thick, but not as heavy as card: between 150 and 250 gsm is perfect. The finish is also important if you opt for recycled or natural paper there's no need for additional finishes, but coated paper may be even more effective with lamination added.

Paper. The paper you choose for your bookmark should be quite thick, but not as heavy as card: between 150 and 250 gsm is perfect. The finish is also important if you opt for recycled or natural paper there's no need for additional finishes, but coated paper may be even more effective with lamination added.

Now that you have some ideas for making unique bookmarks, it's time to start having some fun! Let's look at the variety of bookmark materials you can use: Paper, felt, fabric, yarn, leather, wood and metal as well as some specific styles of craft bookmarks including corner, tassel and paper clip.