One more week of catchup posts, covering the week from February 13 through February 19.
Enjoy!
Bookmark Collectors Virtual Convention – Link
Jen at Funk And Weber posted about her participation at the convention and not just her role as a speaker – Link
Bookmarks In the News
Contests :
The Allen County Public Library (Indiana) is holding a bookmark design contest to celebrate National Library Week – Link
RiverLink (a non-profit organization dedicated to the French Broad River in North Carolina) is sponsoring a bookmark design competition – Link
The Lackawanna County (Pennsylvania) Commision for Women is holding its annual Women’s History Month Bookmark Contest – Link
A bookmark design contest for kids in the Brockport Central School District (New York) – Link
A contest to give away a set of bookmark from artist Meridith Dillman, at Fire and Ice – Link
The Florida Women’s Basketball Team is hosting a Bookmark Game where elementary school kids receive bookmarks with a reading challenge – Link
Make Your Own Bookmark
A sampler cross-stitch project to make a bookmarks, by Connie G. Barwick at About.com:Cross-Stitch – Link
A tutorial for making a paper Velentine’s card, at Childmade - Link
Instructions for making a stacked photo bookmark, at Urban Comfort – Link
A paper bookmark craft project with your child, at Just Parenting Advice – Link
Some downloadable templates to make bookmarks with flower images, at Free Homemade Bookmarks, Cards, Calendars and Other Crafts – Link
How to use fabric scraps for making bookmarks, at 7 Layer Studio – Link
Download a child’s bookmark that they can color, at Free Arts and Crafts for Children – Link
Instructions for making a magnetic clip bookmark, at Cym Lowell – Link
And even more bookmarks that you can download and color, at Free Homemade Bookmarks, Cards, Calendars and Other Crafts – Link
These bookmarks have a dog images that can be downloaded and colored, at Free Arts and Crafts for Children – Link
Corner of the Library:
A nice pen and ink drawing of Alfred, Lord Tennyson – Link
An drawing of Lorenzo de’ Medici – Link
A photo of the statue David by Andrea del Verrocchio – Link
Bookmarks For Sale
A silver finish bookmark with a caduceus charm that can be monogrammed, at Memorable Gifts – Link
A cross-stitched bookmark with a pirate image, at Needlecraft Marketplace – Link
Here’s the base of a hookmark that you can use to make your own bookmark, at Get Crafty – Link
Silver hookmark findings to make your own bookmarks, at Get Crafty – Link
Etsy:
A lovely set of fantasy paintings of foxes in kimonos reproduced in this 4 bookmark set, by Meredith Dillman – Link
On-Line Bookmark Collections
Mondopunt:
A nice set of medieval themed bookmarks from the Bourbon Lorenzana collection – Link
A wonderful set of tourism bookmarks with images from Poeda Spain – Link
Collecting Bookmarks:
A photo bookmark with pictures of Irish Pubs from the UK – Link
A German bookmark with a photo of a cat and dog – Link
A metal clipmark with a drawing of the Petronas Twin Towers from Malaysia - Link
A plastic clipmark from Lithuania in the shape of a cartoon rabbit – Link
A lovely fabric bookmark from England – Link
A pierced metal bookmark from Switzerland with an image from a Japanese artist – Link
A lovely fabric gift bookmark from Japan – Link
In Search Of Design:
Here’s a lovely owl silhouette with no download link – Link
A Valentines day design – Link
A nice paperclip design with the phrase “Leave A Message” – Link
A line based graphic – Link
Scissors with a cut pattern – Link
Forgotten Bookmarks:
A 7-Up business card, found in a fake book vault – Link
A hand written school report on Brutus from Julius Cesar – Link
Flikr Images:
A clip bookmark with a cartoon ice cream image, by She.Likes.Cute – Link
Hand Made Bookmarks:
A fabric and paper assemblage bookmark, by Barb Foster at Foster Design House – Link
A lovely tatted bookmark with a tassel, at A Happy Bluebird – Link
An Owly image on this bookmark, made to cheer up a young girl with Leukemia – Link
Miscellaneous:
A lovely portrait drawing on a bookmark, done by the artist Zindy, at Nihrida’s Blog – Link
Grass shaped post-its used as bookmarks, at Felix IP – Link
2010 Bookmark Challenge:
Jen’s weekly update, and these always include an interesting bookmark image. This one we’ve seen at the artists site, but now we know the stitching technique is called blackwork - Link
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