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So, it’s time to put the book down and mark your page…
Putting a good book down is always a heartache. Why not make it easier on yourself with these fun, crocheted animal bookmarks? Reading does take away from your crocheting time but for those of us who love the two, there’s no better way to combine these two activities than to make a crochet bookmark. However, just making a flat crocheted rectangle is dull. These fun, playful bookmarks will be favorites at your reading club. They are easy projects with a “squished” look, perfect for inserting in between pages. They can be made in no time at all and there are even some video tutorials you can follow.
Cat Bookmark
This cat bookmark is a lovely take on the animal form. Although it’s completely flat, it does not lose any of its feline form and grace. This is a beautiful bookmark that will be a great gift for someone who likes less cartoonish figurines.
Designer: Justyna Kacprzak
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Book Rat
Although reading does take away from your crocheting time, it’s also an enjoyable and engrossing pastime. What better way to combine these two activities, than to make a crochet bookmark? However, just making a flat crocheted rectangle is no fun… Here is an idea for a fun, playful bookmark that will be the talk of your reading club. 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”. To make it in no time, you can follow a free video tutorial at the end of the post.
Designer: Jonas Matthies
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Little Owl Bookmark
This little owl will watch over your page, so you don’t lose it. This animal bookmark is a fun and quick project that will be great as a gift or as a joyful little interlude for yourself.
Designer: elly Designs
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