Another week’s worth of bookmark related links that I’ve found, from May 23 through May 29.
Enjoy!
Bookmarks In the News
Articles:
Here’s a great article about Victorian era perforated paper needlework, with a lot of discussion about the bookmarks made in this style, by Diana Matthews at Victoriana - Link
There’s another Coney Island in the Midwest? Well, a vintage metal bookmark shaped like an ear of corn sends Lauren off on some research about this amusement park in Ohio, at BiblioBuffet – Link
L. Diane Wolfe is an author and professional speaker, and in this post she discusses the advantages of a bookmark as a promotional item, at Spunk On A Stick – Link
Contests :
An interesting contest to encourage reading: teens fill out a bookmark for each book read and places it into a drawing for prizes, sponsored by the local library in International Falls, Minnesota – Link
Make Your Own Bookmark
This site has a couple of dozen free bookmarks that you can download and print, Free Prinable Bookmarks – Link
A lace bookmark with the knitting pattern so that you can make your own, at Clumsy Mothering – Link
An extensive tutorial (it can be printed) on tatting a bookmark that incorporates beads in a repeating pattern, by Teri Dusenbury at TATBiT TaTs – Link
Instructions on making a unique paper bookmark, recycled from a stamped enveloped, at Handmade by Dania – Link
Bookmarks For Sale
A ribbon bookthong with minature stirrups as ornaments, at Gifts.com – Link
A large selection of colorful clip bookmarks, at Heather Knitz – Link
On-Line Bookmark Collections
Mirage Bookmarks:
A set of 8 bookmarks with gorgeous reproductions of classic art featuring the images of women – Link
Mondopunt:
Eight bookmarks from Venezuela promoting tourism – Link
A set of eight comic themed bookmarks from the author Lin Tsin Hui – Link
Eleven more bookmarks from the 27th Barcelona Comics Show – Link
Flikr Images:
A bookmark shaped image with a hand drawn graphic, by DocMoreau – Link
A pearl and bead ornament on a decorated metal hookmark, by Lariate – Link
A photo of a Tiki status in a bookmark shape for downloading, by Cosmorama – Link
A paper bookmark with a stylized bird, by Misses Kwittys - Link
An extreme closeup of a hookmark from Korea, by AmpamukA - Link
A nice little ribbon bookmark with a felt ornament, by ONE by One – Link
Hand Made Bookmarks:
Several tatted bookmarks from an exchange, both received and made by Trayna at Trayna’s Tatterings & Natterings – Link
A whole set of bookmarks made by designers who use the BUG from Provo Craft, at Bitten By The BUG – Link
A Zebra themned bookmark for the Animal Kingdon challenge, by Crayola58 at Paper Arts – Link
A bookworm themed design for the Animal Kingdom challenge, by Donna Mundinger at Popsicle Toes – Link
A fish design for the Animal Kingdom challenge, at Shelly’s Card Blog – Link
A Hello Kitty themed bookmark, also for the Animal Kingdom challenge, by Teri Beri – Link
A stamped paper bookmark with a giraffe theme, by Selma at Selma’s Stamping Corner – Link
Some fantastic bookmarks, handmade from fabric and crocheted, made and received for an exchange at Jari Jemari - Link
A stitching sampler as a bookmark, by Mandie at Stitchin Fingers – Link
Miscellaneous:
Stock certificates used as a bookmark in a copy of Six Centuries of Work and Wages, at Forgotten Bookmarks – Link
A hand-drawn sign saying No Shoes used as a bookmark in a copy of Thoughts on Design, at Forgotten Bookmark – Link
A set of bookmarks with images of animals, by Aputsiaq at A Polar Bear’s Tale – Link
A bookmark promoting the Shaman Drum Bookshop, from the collection of Marilyn at The Stair Landing – Link
An illustrator discussing using a bookmark as a self promotional item, at Scott Evans Illustration – Link
Some vintage bookmarks found among some old family papers, at The Gathering Room – Link
2009 Bookmark Challenge:
The final results are in for this years Bookmark Challenge, and Jen has surpased her goal! She also links to a copy of her wrap-up press release – Link
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