Introduction: Book Marker
Here are a couple of quick and easy book markers you can make that will be perfect for school. Let me show you how easy it is!
Step 1: Supplies
Small scraps of colored paper. A light weight card stock is perfect.
Paper clips.
Tooth picks.
Floppy disk.
Marker.
Round metal from floppy for closure.
Magnet.
Paper clips.
Tooth picks.
Floppy disk.
Marker.
Round metal from floppy for closure.
Magnet.
Step 2: Tools
Glue to glue paper and paper clips.
Needle nose pliers.
Scissors.
Knife.
Cardboard for work surface.
Needle nose pliers.
Scissors.
Knife.
Cardboard for work surface.
Step 3: Making the Purse
In the next few steps I will show how the purse is made.
Step 4: Floppy
Carefully lift the black tab and remove it from the floppy disk.
There are many things you can use the remaining parts for; so be sure and save them.
You will find a small piece of wire ( pictured on the black film ) that is good to use for making things, that I will share in a different Instructable.
There are many things you can use the remaining parts for; so be sure and save them.
You will find a small piece of wire ( pictured on the black film ) that is good to use for making things, that I will share in a different Instructable.
Step 5: Cut and Glue
Place the black tab over a piece of colored paper.
Trim around it with the scissors.
Add glue to the back of the paper and glue it inside the black tab to cover the window.
Glue a small piece of the magnet on the inside cover of the black tab.
Glue the small metal circle (from the floppy to the other side).
Cut out a handle and glue it to the top of the purse.
I used a toothpick to apply the hot glue and it worked out great!
The glue sticks did not leave a discoloration on the paper.
Add glue to the back of the paper and glue it inside the black tab to cover the window.
Glue a small piece of the magnet on the inside cover of the black tab.
Glue the small metal circle (from the floppy to the other side).
Cut out a handle and glue it to the top of the purse.
I used a toothpick to apply the hot glue and it worked out great!
The glue sticks did not leave a discoloration on the paper.
Step 6: Paper Clips
I forgot to take enough pictures of this part so I added these pictures afterwards so I don't want to confuse you.
When the paper, metal disk, and magnets are glued add the paper clips.
Glue the backside of the paper clips.
Write a name in the window section if you like, using the marker.
Next I will show how to make the hanger.
Glue the backside of the paper clips.
Write a name in the window section if you like, using the marker.
Next I will show how to make the hanger.
Step 7: Hanger
Repeat step 4 removing the black tab.
Using the tab for a guide, cut out a colored shape of paper to fit.
Glue it to the face of the black tab.
Using the pliers bend the wire in the shape of a hanger.
Glue it to the front of the black tab.
Glue the magnet and round disk on the inside of the book marker.
Finished!
If I can do this anyone can, all you need to to is practice on a few and be careful not to damage the vinyl while bending the paper clip.
Using the tab for a guide, cut out a colored shape of paper to fit.
Glue it to the face of the black tab.
Using the pliers bend the wire in the shape of a hanger.
Glue it to the front of the black tab.
Glue the magnet and round disk on the inside of the book marker.
Finished!
If I can do this anyone can, all you need to to is practice on a few and be careful not to damage the vinyl while bending the paper clip.
Step 8: Sunshiine's Final Thoughts
I am thrilled with these book markers. They will be a good addition to any gift and make great book markers!
In closing I would like to thank our instructables company, sponsors, authors, readers, and members; for making this community a great success! Many hours and hard work has been put into making this place the best DIY on the Internet. Have fun and thanks for stopping by!
Sunshiine