With Father’s Day coming up, we thought these fun monster bookmarks would go down well.. the best thing is – you can make any design you want.. it doesn’t have to be a Monster Corner Bookmark, but you could make an Alien, an Owl a penguin and bear… and lots lots more.. Make the basic Origami Bookmark and then let your imagination be your limits! We are actually going to make this simple Origami Bookmark in Pip Squeak’s reception class (4-5yrs olds) in a couple of weeks time. It will be interesting to see how they rise to the challenge of basic paper folding techniques. I know they will ADORE the decorating aspect. A super fun Craft for Boys and girls!
This is a great post to show how very versatile Paper Crafts can be.. and is the perfect Paper Halloween Craft for kids!
I also think that these monster bookmarks would be a great Halloween Craft and the Owl Bookmarks work really well as a small teacher appreciation gift or simple as a Back to School Autumn theme. So, though we are making them as a Father’s Day Craft now.. I think the possibilities are much broader!
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How to make an Origami Bookmark
Alternatively, I do have a step by step photo guide as to how to make an origami bookmark that you can check out and then decorate!
Paper Crafts Play List
We have a whole set of fabulous Beginners Paper Craft ideas for you to explore! Click on the little “playlist” icon on the topleft hand corner and you will see a drop down menu of all our latest Origami Crafts and Kirigami Crafts. Great ideas to do on a rainy day… or in the loooong loooong Summer afternoons!
As mentioned above, I have not brought these all together on our Bookmark Corner Page – so you can browse all the designs at your leisure!! (Currently we have 20+ designs… but we keep updating and adding more ideas!!)
Hannah says
Aw, these look like great little characters to liven up boring bookmarks. The green monster is my favourite as he looks a little bit like an angry Kermit!
Red Ted Art says
Ha yes! Brilliant.. an angry Kermit!!!
Jen Hen says
I just made a real kermit! I’d love to share it…how can I?
Red Ted Art says
You can email me on info@redtedart.com or on instagram (tag me @redtedart) or on my facebook page?
Alicia says
What kind of paper is best to use or does it really matter?
Red Ted Art says
It doesn’t really matter. We have a colourful pad of paper of “printer paper” quality and that is great. I have also used construction paper -which can be a LITTLE thick for folding, but still fine.. and of course Origami paper works very well too!
Lilyane says
HI omg I lolve you so so so so much
I am in love with your boookmarks
Red Ted Art says
Awww so pleased!!
Megan says
Do you have a printable instruction sheet? I find making them pretty easy, but I’d like to have handouts for my students in the library that shows how to fold it step by step.
Red Ted Art says
Hi Megan, I am afraid I don’t! Sorry!