📚 6 DIY ideas for bookworms: bookmarks, book covers, and bookends
Are you looking for fun ideas to make and gift to a bookworm? Then this post is for you. Here are 6 simple and creative DIY ideas for books. From crochet bookmarks to book covers, discover free patterns, video tutorials, and a must-have book to gift on World Book Day.
1. Amigurumi cacti bookends
Are you looking for an easy, practical, and fun decor idea? We suggest crocheting these 2 cacti amigurumi that you can use as bookends, doorstops or simply to decorate a corner of your home.
2. Crochet bookmarks with free patterns
Save your place with characters from some of the most famous books. We hope you love bookmarks and that you dive into reading alongside Peter Pan, Little Red Riding Hood, Harry Potter, Snow White, and the Little Prince.
3. Triangular-shaped fabric bookmark
Do you prefer sewing? Then make this simple fabric bookmark to place on the corner of the page. Follow the video tutorial and use up scraps to make a cute and useful gift.
4. Crochet colorwork book cover
Here is the crochet pattern for you to make the Crochet your story book cover. You just need balls of Katia Fair Cotton and a 3-mm crochet hook.
5. Sew a padded book cover
Follow this video tutorial and learn how to sew a padded cover for your books. A practical and cute way of taking care of your books at home or on the move.
🎁 Gift for World Book Day: The Complete Crochet Stitch Guide
Would you like to gift a book about crochet? The Complete Crochet Stitch Guide is a must-have visual encyclopedia for any crocheter. It includes more than 100 stitches explained step by step with photos, charts, and practical tips. An infinite source of inspiration for future projects.
🏆 The Complete Crochet Stitch Guide, designed by Duplex Creativity for Katia, has been rewarded for its editorial design at the Premis Notworking. In recognition of its careful visual presentation and graphic quality.
📖✨ ¡Crochet, sew, and celebrate your love of books! Which of these DIY ideas for books are you going to make first? We look forward to hearing from you in the comments.
