Free Cheery DIY Spring Bookmarks Printable
Need a simple craft for a book lover in your life? Or maybe you need something cute to put in the kid’s Easter baskets? These cute and cheery DIY Spring Bookmarks are the ticket.
Are you a huge reader like I am? Are your kids voracious readers too? And, are you also exactly like my husband and I because you can never find a bookmark when you need one? I hate losing my page! I also hate not being able to find the bookmarks that should be all over my home. Sometimes I think they are like socks! Well, anyways life is about to get easier if you do this quick and easy DIY Spring Bookmarks craft.
DIY Spring Bookmarks
For this craft you will need:
- the DIY Spring Bookmarks printable above.
- Cardstock for your printer
- One roll of ribbon from the Dollar Store
- Scissors
Easy peasy.
Click on the link below and print these bookmarks out on your printer. Plain white Card stock paper works best. Decide how many you are going to make. Then print them out.
Cut each out carefully. Cut a small hole where it indicates to do so at the top. (Black dot)
Cut numerous small lengths of ribbon (as many as are needed for the bookmarks you plan to make)
Fold Ribbon in half and put the top part through the hole. Thread through about 2 cms or 1 inch at most. Open that portion of ribbon into a loop and then thread the ends of the ribbon through so that you have a nice little tail for the bookmarks and something to dangle out of the book you are reading.
You could make these DIY Spring Bookmarks for an Easter gift for kids, or even just as an additional present inside a book if you want to give them something from the Easter bunny that’s not candy this year.
Now get reading!!
20 Comments
Alli
My grandkids would love to find these in their Easter baskets. I’m so happy that they love to read as much as I do. So cute!!
Denise
I love making these with all the kids, it gets them to be creative and enjoy reading because they want to see their bookmarks. Thank you
Kita
These are super cute. To this, I still use bookmarks when I am reading. I even use them in my planner because I really love them. This is a perfect gift for my kids class.
Andi
This DOES look easy! Awesome! Thanks for the tips. 🙂 (I think they are like socks, disappearing – I’ve used business cards, post-it notes and envelopes when I’m desperate.)
Paula
Bahahaha – Andi we use the weirdest things too. Old letters, my kids have both used their iPods and iPhones…which actually le to my one daughter almost having hers disconnected because she misplaced both book and iPhone bookmark which was hilarious when I found it. Honestly, who does that?
Travel Blogger
Thanks for the bookmarks! This will be perfect for my son’s story book that we read every night. We can make the book mark together!
Jason Nail
DIY spring bookmarks…arts and crafts for the season. Anything that promotes reading is top on our list. All of our doodle bugs thank you.
Angelic Sinova
I love a good DIY project! Those bookmarks are absolutely adorable and they’re definitely perfect for spring. I can’t wait to use them <3
Heather Lawrence
Perfect! Printing these off for my little ones easter baskets!
They are getting easter books this year so this would be great to go with them.
Liz Mays
These are really cute and they’re easy enough to make. I always tried to encourage my kids to read more in the summer. They had some great reading programs at the local library.
Michelle
I love to read and I’m always losing my page. I’d love to have my nieces make these cute bookmarks for fun so I can use them.
Jaime Nicole
We are forever trying to find bookmarks around here! These are so cute that we will definitely have to add them to the collection so we can stay on track.
Heather
These are cute. My son is always loosing his bookmark, but we read our books on the kindle. Still you never know when you’ll want to save yor place in something you are reading.
Maureen
Oh I love this! Looks so easy to make even for a crafty challenge person like myself 😀
Jess
Such a super cute idea – going to make these for my kids at school. Always finding something that will promote reading 🙂
Stacey
Cute! My Grandma reads like a book a day, I’ll have to print these off and give them to her!
Stacey
Stephanie of The TipToe Fairy
This would be a great project for the kids, especially since my youngest is just now starting to read. She’d love her own bookmark.
Alicia Snow
These are so fun and easy! Definitely an enjoyable quick craft for the kids.
Esther | The Cuteness
These are too cute! I read on a Kindle now and haven’t bought an actual book in ages, but they’re still cute and would be great for kids!
Kiwi
How cute are these printable. I’m inspired to create my own!!