Manipulate Bookmark Paper For Free

Simple, colorful cardstock with geometric cut-outs looks chic and professional as a set of DIY-ed bookmarks. Opt for pastel hues a la Crafts Unleashed to motivate yourself to crack into your Spring reading list.

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Do I need to use Origami paper? No, you can make bookmark corners using pretty much ANY paper you wish, though I would say printer paper or thinner is best. Origami paper tends to be a little thinner, which also for neat folding and creases. Printer paper works just fine too.

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. There are also all kinds of free printables available online to make bookmarks.

MATERIALS: Scrapbook paper or other patterned paper (or paint or color your own) Old book or magazine pages. Scissors.

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The paper you choose for your bookmark should be quite thick, but not as heavy as card: between 150 and 250 gsm is perfect.

A bookmark is defined as a piece of thick paper, cardboard, fabric, or leather that is used by readers and notetakers to help visually mark any parts of the book. This means that bookmarks act as a visual indicator of significant places on the book, or which page the reader/note taker is currently at.