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There is nothing quite like picking up a paper book and settling in for an hour or ten and losing yourself in the story.
Of course, it isn’t often that we can, so we read in hour or two long increments, and mark our places in books with the next handy piece of paper, or (heaven forbid!) by dog-earing the pages. So why not combine reading with your love of crochet, and make some interesting and fun bookmarks for your reading enjoyment.
Celebration Bookmark Free Crochet Pattern
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.
Flower Bookmark Free Crochet Tutorial
Here is a subtler, gentler one. It’s perfect for marking your page in a Jane Austen or Emily Bronte novel. This flower band bookmark is a pattern presented in the form of an instagram post. You need to scroll down to the right image to find the diagram and instructions.
Skills: Beginner. Designer: Tejiendoperu
The full article about this pattern is here:
Lotte Lace Bookmark
Here is a slightly different bookmark, foreseen for a corner of your favourite book. Easy to make, will be a perfect gift for a friend or family.
Skills: Beginner. Designer: Veronika Cromwell
The full article about this pattern is here:
Leaf Bookmark Free Crochet Pattern
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!
The full article about this pattern is here:
Leaf Bookmark, more info here.
Granny Square Bookmark
You know that feeling when you want to crochet something, anything, but don’t have the patience for a big project? That’s exactly where the Granny Square Bookmark comes in. It’s quick, satisfying, and the kind of thing you’ll want to make five of because it’s just so cute. I love mixing colors with these — they turn out a little different every time. Plus, they make the sweetest little gifts.
Designer: Crochetpedia
The full article about this pattern is here:
Granny Square Bookmark Free Crochet Pattern
Puff Flower Bookmark
This one had me smiling as I stitched! The Flower Bookmark is a fun, fast little project that lets you mix and match colors like a kid with crayons. It’s beginner-friendly, but looks super polished — a total win. Plus, who doesn’t love a cute flower popping out of their favorite book? I think I’ve officially made one in every color I own.
Designer: Crochetpedia
The full article about this pattern is here:
Flower Bookmark Free Crochet Pattern
This gecko bookmark is hilarious, with its squished look and googly eyes. This is an easy pattern that will be appreciated by readers of all ages, but the kids will absolutely adore it. It will be their book companion who’ll encourage them to read.
The full article about this pattern is here:
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theseare as beautifull as they are usefull love these
Where are the patterns? I can’t seem to find them. These are so pretty would love to make some.
Please skip to the sentence ‘go to the pattern’ followed by its name and click on it. (Optionally, it may said „the free crochet pattern is >here<").
This will be a fun and quick gift idea. So cute!
What size crochet hook should I have, European sizes? I feel like have used the same yarn and hook but something isn’t right :/
Yes, I love the bookmarks! I can’t wait to make the corner one!
Thanks
Yes, I love the bookmarks! I can’t wait to make the corner one!
Thanks
This will be a fun and quick gift idea. So cute!
theseare as beautifull as they are usefull love these
Where are the patterns? I can’t seem to find them. These are so pretty would love to make some.
Please skip to the sentence ‘go to the pattern’ followed by its name and click on it. (Optionally, it may said “the free crochet pattern is >here<").
What size crochet hook should I have, European sizes? I feel like have used the same yarn and hook but something isn’t right :/