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Today I have a fun, quick & EASY tutorial for you. Don’t you just love the words quick and easy?!
I’ve been wanting to make some bookmarks for the whole “back to school” theme and I decided to make some button bookmarks with my large button stash. You guys know how much I love creating things with stuff I already have around the house, right? Well here is another one of those projects. I’m sure you ALL have some paperclips and buttons laying around. Pull them out and make these simple and cute bookmarks.
Button bookmarks
Supplies:
- paperclips
- fancy buttons
- hot glue
- felt
This tutorial really is so simple and easy enough to get the kids involved with (just make sure to assist with the gluing).
Instructions:
All you do is hot glue your paper clip to the back of your button and then cut a small piece of felt to go on top. The felt will keep the glue sealed in and leave a smooth finish. That’s it! Super simple, right?!

There are so many fun buttons you can use to get creative. I love all of the fun colors! :) These would make great gifts too. Just slip them onto the top of a card and you have your self a fun little gift.

Hope you enjoyed this fun little tutorial. Now can anyone guess which book this is?! ;)
For more simple crafts check out: felt bow tutorial, handmade resin ring, bead board frame
Thanks for reading. Come back soon! :D







Shar
Ooooo I love this Idea!!!!
Im going to whip some up!!!
Aloha,
Shar
Jessica @ Mom 4 Real
These are adorable! This is the perfect project for my daughter to make for her classmates when she goes back to school in a few weeks!
landeelu
How cute are those? Love them. Such a fun and inexpensive gift too! My guess on the book is… Breaking Dawn!
Jess from Cox's Corner
This is a fun, quick, easy tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing it!
Jenn McClure
This is a super cute and seemingly easy tutorial. I will have to file it away for future reference.
Britney {Jesse's Girl}
I’m obsessed! I love bookmarks, and these ones are super cute! Pinning now!
Jaime ♥ Raising up Rubies
so so sweet! have to make some with my girls ♥ much love
Bethany / Sweet Georgia Sweet
LOVE this idea! My husband & I have {within the last 6 weeks} returned from Africa adopting our first child. I’ll be starting to home school him this fall, & this will be a terrific activity for us to do…….. and he can use them all year long! Love, Bethany
Amy @ the Happy Tulip
Adorable. I love a project that so simple, yet is functional and cute. Those kind of ideas are the best!
Rachael
Now, this is the kind of craft project I like! Making something functional and simple out of things you probably have around the house…what a great idea! Makes me wish I didn’t do so much reading on my Kindle. This is SO getting pinned…:)
Natasha
love these
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Gorgeous! I love bookmarks, and I love buttons… put the two together and it’s double the cuteness
Lucy
These are adorable and will make great gifts and a super-fun project to share with my 5-year old niece. Thanks for the great idea.
I think the book is from the Twilight series: Full Moon Leah’s Story.
pam
Super cute!!
rosa
so cute love it
Sherry
Such a cute and easy idea thanks! I love your website too I just discovered it!
maryann schneider
not much of a crafter, but tried this and had fun making the bookmarks.
Billee Willson
The button bookmarks were a hit. I stopped off at Staples to pick up some pretty paperclips and then to my local cancer aid society gift and thrift to pick up some interesting buttons. Each bookmark averaged about 35 cents, and for a family of readers it was a welcome gift and I know they will be thinking good thoughts of me as they read their books this year. I’ll be using this over and over for the many other groups I need gifts for throughout the year.
Jamielyn
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing. So glad you liked them.
Sara (the Wishful Tinker)
I love this idea, and the button you chose.
I featured this project in my DIY button ideas list at http://wishfultinker.blogspot.se/2013/02/10-diy-projects-with-buttons.html
Globella
I would place another simple button on the back. I make bookmarks with punched out flowers and enclose the clip between the two buttons. A simple one behind the decorative one help to mark the exact page you left off of. Great idea using buttons.
Jamielyn
Great idea, thanks for sharing! :)
Nisha
1. Lots of buttons dropped off from clothes lying around,
2. Paper clips in my stationery drawer,
3. Can easily make beautiful bookmarks like these!
Thanks for sharing :)
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East Coast Creative
LOVE these Jamielyn! Tonight my 10yr old daughter and her BFF are going to make some for all the girls in their class this upcoming year. It’s adorable and they’re so excited!! (Also love that you used a Twilight book- Jess and I are big fans too! Can’t wait until Nov!!)
Monica