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Do you find it hard to come up with ideas for gifts for birthdays, holidays, and other occasions? It gets a lot easier when you are a skilled crocheter and your loved ones are passionate book-lovers.
This selection of Free Easy and Elegant Lacy Crochet Bookmarks includes exciting patterns that will help you show all the special people in your life how much you care when the time comes. We bet you love books as well so don’t hesitate to practice making these gems by adding a few to your personal collection.
Reading will get even more fascinating from now on! Links to free patterns are under the pictures.
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Bookmarks with Floral Motifs with Free Crochet Patterns
Flower Garden Bookmark
Flowers make the world a prettier place, right? Obviously! They come in all shapes and colors but they are always absolutely charming.
Summer is the perfect time to introduce colorful flowers to your library of patterns. Rich Textures Crochet did a wonderful job!
The original pattern and the photos are on Rich Textures Crochet:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Tess Treasured Bookmark
This pattern by Therese Eghult truly is a treasure. We could easily find a hundred more words to rave about it!
If you are looking for gift ideas, you should certainly visit this designer’s website. Do it right after finishing the bookmark!
The original pattern and the photos are on Sisters in Stitch:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Dainty Bookmark
We all know the designer behind Crochet’n’Create because of her delightful patterns for clothes and accessories for babies. This time Heather surprised us with a beautiful set of bookmarks. Quick and easy to crochet, will be a great use of your cotton yarn leftovers.
The original pattern and the photos are on Crochet’n’Create:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Shabari’s Crochet Pansy Flower Bookmark
What a precious little flower! This pattern written by brilliant Shabari Dutta is certainly among the most original ones on our list. If you are a fan of deep colors and delicate forms, you are probably already in love with it.
You will like the fact that pattern uses single crochet stitches, if you are a beginner crocheter.
The video tutorial is on Youtube:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Puff Flower Bookmark
Don’t let the simplicity fool you — the Flower Bookmark has a delicate beauty that works so well in soft or pastel yarns. It’s a lovely mix of fun and elegant, with just enough detail to look special without being fussy. I love it for gifting (teachers and book lovers, take note!). It’s one of those “just one more” projects I keep coming back to.
Designer: Crochetpedia
The full article about this pattern is here:
Flower Bookmark Free Crochet Pattern
Lacy Bookmarks with Free Crochet Patterns
Deta’s Bookmark
This pattern written by Torun Johansson will certainly help you to make your evening reading ritual even more pleasant. You can use it as a lovely edging too.
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry:
Golden Bookmark
Good heavens, this design by Julia Hart doesn’t resemble a bookmark, does it? Looks more like a piece of expensive jewelry, it will make for a perfect handmade gift for an elegant, passionate reader. Is there one in your life who deserves a special present?
The original pattern and the photos are on Yarnspirations:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Leaf Bookmark
This is not just a regular handmade bookmark, this is crochet poetry! Amazingly intricate, lacy, and simply beautiful, this useful accessory for book-lovers looks like a piece of art, without a doubt. Make it for someone you adore. Olga Poltava will guide you!
The original pattern and the photos are on Lacy Crochet:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Celebration Bookmark
To instill the passion for reading in your little ones, you should make a couple of these colorful crochet bookmarks for them to enjoy. This pattern by Julia Hart is adorable enough to transform an evening with a book into a fairytale-like experience.
The original pattern and the photos are on Draiguna:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Victorian Memories Bookmark
This pattern is the perfect example of openwork artistry. Crocheters are real magicians sometimes, right? So subtle and delicate, this bookmark will quickly become one of your favorites.
The original pattern is on Ravelry:
Info about this version by Draiguna and the photos are on Ravelry here.
Fan Bookmark
I am amazed at how beautifully designed this crochet bookmark by Crochetroo is. How can such a tiny thing be so stunning? Absolutely delightful in a single color, but also in different shades blend into one another below. Do you feel like going for ombre now?
The original pattern is on Crochetroo:
Info about these versions by Cynthia (nzcynth) are on Ravelry here and here.
Granny Square Bookmark
This one’s a little different from your usual lacy bookmarks, but hear me out — the Granny Square Bookmark has a kind of vintage charm that totally holds its own. It reminds me of old crochet from my gran’s house, but with colors that make it feel modern and fresh. Pair it with soft, muted yarns and it suddenly looks super refined. And hey, anything that’s pretty and practical is a win in my book.
Designer: Crochetpedia
The full article about this pattern is here:
Granny Square Bookmark Free Crochet Pattern