Besides making a traditional design to track the pages of your books, you can also DIY your very own crochet paperclips that are dainty yet functional so you never lose sight of your next chapter.
Teacher's Favorite Paperclip
Turn any boring paperclip into an essential (and adorable) desk accessory. Whether or not you work in a classroom, it's impossible to resist the adorable Teacher's Favorite Paperclip. It's super easy to turn any silver paperclip into this cute apple paperclip using just a little bit of scrap cotton yarn and a jumbo paperclip. Simply crochet the apple and sew it onto the paperclip to complete this free crochet pattern. It's a great back-to-school gift for teacher friends.
Crescent Book-mark
If you're seeking a delicate design that fits the pages of your books, you'd appreciate this slim and easy crescent pattern that will grace your books and nestle right into the nook of your books, marking where you last left off.
Books Bookmark
Who doesn't love books? Better than books, crochet and books! This fun bookmark is a great tapestry pattern that you can make over and over for quick gifts for friends and family. This design is easy to follow and you can customize a bunch, you may never make two bookmarks the same! You may sell all finished products made from this pattern; however you may not share, sell, or distribute this pattern in any way, in whole or in part. I would greatly appreciate a link back to my shop or this pattern anytime you sell this item online.
Crochet Heart Book-mark
Finally, check out this lovely paneling design on YouTube that teaches you step-by-step how to easily recreate this pattern. It's a simple design yet looks chic and effortless on your pages.
Easy Lacy Book-mark
Using stitches like the Foundation Single Crochet, Chains, Single Crochet, Double Crochet, and Picots, you will be able to craft this gorgeous lace pattern that you can use to mark your unfinished books.
Amigurumi Rat Book-mark
If you're fond of quirky, cute things, this amigurumi crochet rat design will be the one for you! With its big ears, funky eyes, and big hands, you won't ever want to remove this little guy from your books. Do note this pattern requires a little amigurumi knowledge.
