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Hello there, bookworms! We hope you are enjoying your summer reading! To make it even more fun, we have decided to look for the most adorable decorative bookmarks. You will get so inspired!
It’s never easy to come up with good ideas for gifts for birthdays, holidays, and other occasions. Right? Without a doubt! A good idea is to combine two hobbies, to theme your crocheting with your other passion. These Decorative Crochet Bookmarks include exciting patterns that will help you show all the special people in your life how much you care. Links to free patterns are under the pictures.
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Colorful Crochet Bookmarks with Free Patterns
Tess Treasured Bookmark
We can’t stop raving about this pattern by Therese Eghult ever since it appeared online! Seriously, how genius is it? Obviously great! Amazingly simple, subtle, and so cute! Have you already crocheted your own set? If you haven’t, the colors on the photos below will certainly inspire you.
The video tutorial is available on Sisters in Stitch here:
More info is on Ravelry here.
The photos are on Instagram (@sistersinstitch) here and here.
Cupcake Bookmarks
What a delicious idea! This pattern, written by April Moreland, is as good as your favorite dessert. Unbelievable? So true though! This version was crocheted by an author with a fabulous taste for color, without a doubt. Plan the colors for your own set of bookmarks right away and don’t forget to follow mirracle arts on Instagram! You will surely find plenty of inspiration there.
The original pattern is available on Dishcloth Diaries here:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Info about this project by @mIRRAcle arts and the photos are on Instagram here and here.
Crocheted Bookmarks
Can you recognize these two designs? Don’t worry, everything will be clear in a minute! The brilliant author of these two decorative pink crochet bookmarks used well-known patterns written by Julia Hart and Crochetroo. You will find the links and all the information below! Before you scroll down, take a minute to admire the two beauties and check out the author’s Instagram!
Info about these projects by @happie_arts_crafts and the photos are on Instagram here and here.
Higher Love Bookmark
This design doesn’t so much resemble a bookmark as a piece of very fancy and expensive jewelry. It’s very suave and sophisticated and will make an ideal handmade gift for the elegant and discerning reader. Do you know of anyone deserving?
The original pattern and the photos are available on Draiguna here:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Fan Bookmark
The following bookmark is a joy to behold on its own, and definitely worthy of your favorite read. It’s just amazing how this piece of absolute artwork is so stunning? It will look definitely also work in monochrome, but the gradient sweeps from top to bottom are just astounding. I simply can’t get enough of this pattern.
The original pattern is available on Ravelry here:
More info about this version by Cynthia (nzcynth) and the photos are on Ravelry here and here.
Celebration Bookmark
Colorful bookmarks are a great motivator to get the whipper-snappers keener on reading. Why not make these lacy, colorful ones for them to enjoy? This pattern is adorable enough to transform an evening with a book into a fairytale-like experience.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Draiguna here:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Animal-Themed Crochet Bookmarks with Free Patterns
Cute Bunny Bookmark
Can you even handle this dose of sweetness? If your children find focusing on reading hard, crochet bookmarks like this one may help! With this pattern in your repertoire, you will instill the love for books in your little ones, without a doubt. On top of that, Joanita Theron made it so easy!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Creative Crochet Workshop here:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Book Rat
OK. That’s that for flat and trad crochet bookmarks. What about something a little more playful and tongue-in-cheek? Take a look at this fun bookmark that will have your reading club rolling around laughing. It’s an easy project with a “squished” look, perfect for inserting in between pages, which has an amigurumi head, and a simple stitched body and limbs. The overall effect is amplified by the crocheted “googly eyes”. Quick, easy and zany. What’s better than that?
