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Printing your own bookmarks is easy. Simply find a bookmark template, create your bookmarks using the design software of your choice, lay them out on the page so that it's easy to cut them out on paper and hit print.

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

Take the right side of the triangle and fold it up to the top of the triangle. Then, take the left side of the triangle and fold it up to the top of the triangle. Crease the folds by pressing on them with your fingers. Unfold the corners and fold the top of the triangle down.

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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.