We have compiled a list of DIY book projects for avid readers, DIY gift givers, and book lovers. Keeping your place while reading one of your favorite, classic books is easy with a piece of paper or a store-bought bookmark. However, why not personalize and create your own reader's necessity?
Here’s how you can make your own bookmarks, whether it’s for yourself or a friend!
For a sweet back-to-school treat or to get excited about your summer reading list, these printed quotes are perfect.
Felt corner bookmarks are adorable. An adorable book charm, this heart would make a wonderful gift as well.
Put some duct tape to use to make fun, chic designs. You'll need cardboard or thicker construction paper.
Our hearts are in love with this little arrow bookmark. You can not only keep your place, but you can also keep the exact line you left off at!
With a few cute buttons and paper clips, you can make the simplest and most charming of bookmarks. You just need glue!
It's impossible to describe how cute this "dressy" bookmark is. By following this tutorial, you will be "dressing" up your books!
There's nothing better than curling up with a good book and a warm cup of tea, coffee, or hot chocolate. Why not create a bookmark inspired by this idea?
What's that sticking out of your book? Is it a dinosaur? It's not only unique, but also quite adorable.
You can also add a charming touch to your book with a simple paper clip. Make a heart out of some extras!
Make a bookmark with a pretty tassel. Keeping your spot is easy and adds a little jazz to your nightstand!
Harry Potter is loved by many people. This DIY is perfect for Potterheads. Have this cutie hold your place next time you crack open the Chamber of Secrets.
Inspiration abounds with these hand-drawn bookmarks. See how to make your own patterned cuties in the DIY.
A cute fox is everyone's favorite! Here's how to make one yourself.
This project is a great opportunity for teachers to get creative and have fun in the classroom. You can also create with your child as he returns to school.
The spines of old books can make excellent bookmarks. Using broken books for upcycling projects is a great idea when they are falling apart!