I made these cute bow bookmarks out of some scrap fabrics and you can whip them up in less than 30 minutes, my kind of project!
They are perfect for gifts for teachers or book lovers. I am bringing a couple on my beach trip coming up, I am hoping to get a lot of reading in!
The simple project is a pretty fabric bow sewn to some elastic. The elastic holds your page and the bow makes your book look cute :) You can find the whole tutorial to make your own bookmarks HERE!
I love these so, so, SO much! What a great idea. Thanks for sharing. :)
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