How to Make Corner Bookmark

TADAAAA! I'm back with better mood! Thanks to some books and inspirational quotes I found on Internet. They surely help, but actually it always depends on ourselves. So, today I will share this regarding to books; how to make corner bookmark. 

If you think it's unnecessary, well, you can keep flipping the paper of your favorite books and cry in the end. At first I thought it was useless too, but then I read some and my mom always called me whenever I started to read and then voila! I tear down the paper and it gets ugly I want to cry. T-T 

 So, I browsed online and randomly checked some DIY bookmarks and find one which is easy to make. So, here it is, the process of making corner bookmark using my own creation. 

Things you will need:
- scissors
- hardcover paper, origami, etc.
- markers,
- paper glue


First, you have to draw the three squares which each one of it measured in 2.5, 3 or 4 (any number is okay). Since it is a square, so you need to draw the same measurements for the width and height for the other two squares.


How to Make Corner Bookmark
Any size is okay. It will fit the corner of any books. The larger, the better for the illustration.

Second, you can cut in half the first and the last squares into like this;

How to Make Corner Bookmark
You need scissor to do this, don't you think?
Third, it will look like this and you can flip it to the center. You can meet the red dot to its pair and so does the black one;

How to Make Corner Bookmark
Fourth, at this stage I bet you have actually seen the complete form of the corner bookmark. You need to glue the meeting points and leaving an empty space underneath. That is actually the space to fit the corner of each paper from the books. I have made one with an inspirational quote;


How to Make Corner Bookmark
Decided to draw the quote on the other paper
Last, voila! You have your own corner bookmark. Be creative by doodling some other inspirational quotes related to reading like the one I made below here;

Currently read The Blackstone Key by Rose Melikan
How to Make Corner Bookmark
Keep reading!

That's it! Isn't it easy? What do you think? I currently plan making some with different ideas. The pictures are waiting and if I have more time. That is How to Make Corner Bookmark easily!

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