8 Fun (and Easy) Origami Bookmarks For Young Readers

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Fact: Kids who love books, love bookmarks! Whenever we put a stack of bookmarks out at the library, they’re gone super quick. (Grownups love them too! I have a small collection myself.) There’s nothing worse than being in the middle of your book, and then being called to dinner, or told it’s time to go. Bookmarks give a child peace of mind that they can pick up right where they left off when they return.

flower and bee bookmark

Bee and Flower origami bookmarks (photo property of Personal Creations)

Fact: Kids also love crafts! Making crafts is fun! The library’s craft sessions are always well attended by enthusiastic young makers. When I saw these cute bookmarks from Personal Creations that kids can make themselves, I knew they’d be perfect to share here on Frog on a Blog!

 

 

Grab your favorite book, because Personal Creations has crafted free printable templates you can use to make adorable origami bookmarks  (follow the link to view printable templates and an instructional video)! These little bookmarks (which only have six easy steps) are perfect for readers of all ages!

superhero and monster bookmarks

Superhero and Monster origami bookmarks (photo property of Personal Creations)

Whether your little reader loves animals or superheroes, there’s a bookmark for every young bookworm you know! These bookmarks make the perfect craft for classrooms, rainy days, or just because. All you need is some paper to get started!

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Materials you can use to make origami bookmarks (photo property of Personal Creations)

 


Stay tuned for guest posts from kidlit author and friend Vivian Kirkfield, who will share crafts and recipes that pair perfectly with three of her fantastic books, coming up soon!!!

5 thoughts on “8 Fun (and Easy) Origami Bookmarks For Young Readers

  1. Love this! It’s so cute! I run a blog dedicated to trying out all kinds of new hobbies and documenting the process. My most recent post is about my attempt at Origami! Check it out!!

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