Laminate bookmark

These pressed dried flower bookmarks are easy to make and perfect for little hands to create a fun piece of handicraft art work of nature that they can keep forever. Last summer we dried a lot of flowers using the microwaveflower pressing method. We had a quite an assortment of flowers but we didn’t do anything with them all winter.If you enjoy this, you may also enjoy: Summer Reading Vintage Reading Bookmarks Printable I've seen many people reuse plastic food containers and use a homemade…

Now that summer has arrived and the flowers are in full bloom, why not use nature’s florals to make unique gifts for the special people in your life? One of the best ways to capture the beauty of nature in the form of a gift is to create with pressed flowers. To make pressed flower gifts, you can buy the flowers already pressed at your local craft store or press your own easily at home. To press your own, simply collect flowers from your garden. Place the flowers into a heavy book and close…

Craft Project: How to Make Laminated Bookmarks - Complete Instructions, Tips and Photographs on TwoClassyChics blog.

this is a mystery laminated bookmark or bookmark set composed of the bookmarks listed in my shop, flowers and colors used vary from bookmark to bookmark. If you would like a specific bookmark, please purchase it through that specific listing on my shop page :) your bookmark set will contain (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5) pressed flower bookmarks from my shop depending on the quantity you choose. each set varies, as this is a mixed "surprise" set. bookmarks are roughly 2"x6" and are about 10ml thick…

Create your own beautiful pressed flower bookmarks that will last a lifetime thanks to some handy lamination!

Pressed Flowers Bookmarks. Clear Laminated Bookmarks. Gifts for friends, Moms, boyfriends, girlfriends. A great bookmark for Reader. Measuring size is approximately 8" x 3".

I don’t know what to tell you – it’s scrap paper and adhesive magnets. Not much to say as far as a tutorial goes, but clearly there are people out there that have been creating a marketplace for these super-simple magnetic bookmarks – and have been getting screwed! They’re very cute – but $5- $8 […]

A few weeks ago, I was browsing around on http://www.goodreads.com/ and came across this thread on "What do you use for a bookmark?". As an avid reader, bookmarks are fact of life. I read several books a week (usually sequentially), but rarely do I finish a book in one setting. Hence, a bookmark. I have a hidden passion for bookmarks. Beautiful ones with colorful tassels, cartoons with jokes, inspirational quotes, even those impractical metal ones with the beads and ribbons hanging off the…

I hate to see anything go to waste, and as an artist, I'm always looking for new and inexpensive materials to use in my creations. Here is a series of bird sculptures that show how recycled art can come to life! ..