| Material | Plastic |
| Color | Transparent |
| Brand | Azenera |
| Product Dimensions | 8″L x 6″W |
| Item Weight | 0.07 Kilograms |
Dried Flower Bookmark DIY Kit – Includes Pressed Flowers, Transparent Bottle Jar Sheets, Tassels, Tweezers, Stickers – Complete Arts Crafts Set to Make Unique, Personalized Bookmarks – Great Gift Idea
£4.64
About this item
- Complete DIY Bookmark Kit – Everything you need in one package! This all-inclusive kit comes with 40 pressed flowers, 20 pre-punched large size plastic sheets of 5 different shapes, 20 tassels, 20 stickers and tweezers allowing you to create beautiful, personalized bookmarks without needing additional tools or materials. Perfect for most ages and skill levels
- High-Quality Materials – Our kit features premium natural dried flowers, durable plastic sheets with pre-punched holes, vibrant polyester tassels, and easy-to-use adhesive stickers. Each component is carefully selected to ensure your bookmarks are not only beautiful but also long-lasting
- Simple and Fun Crafting – Enjoy a hassle-free crafting experience! The pre-punched plastic sheets in beautiful mason jar shapes and user-friendly stickers make it easy to place and seal flowers, while the tassels add a touch of elegance. Ideal for crafters, hobbyists, and anyone looking to create unique gifts
- Customizable Designs – Unleash your creativity with our varied selection of beautiful dry pressed flowers, plastic sheets, and colorful tassels. Mix and match to create unique bookmarks that reflect your personal style. This kit offers endless possibilities for creating one-of-a-kind, cherished keepsakes
- Perfect Gift Idea – Delight friends and family with a thoughtful, handmade gift. This DIY bookmark kit is perfect for birthdays, holidays, and special occasions. Encourage creativity and provide a fun, engaging activity that results in beautiful, personalized bookmarks
5 reviews for Dried Flower Bookmark DIY Kit – Includes Pressed Flowers, Transparent Bottle Jar Sheets, Tassels, Tweezers, Stickers – Complete Arts Crafts Set to Make Unique, Personalized Bookmarks – Great Gift Idea
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– Marcia Stiedemann MD
So much fun! My granddaughters loved this arts and crafts project at home! Easy to do!
– Rachael Bruen
Made these for gifts and everyone loved them!! Super easy to make
– Hipolito Schamberger
I love a giftable craft that isn’t completely hideous. These are charming, unique and functional bookmarks. I could picture these being a lovely add on to a wrapped gift (like a tag) or a surprise insert in a greeting card.My 6 year old and I each made bookmarks for ourselves and were happy with how they turned out. I look forward to making more of these to include with little holiday gifts to friends, teachers and family.These are easy to make, but here are a few tips. Order extra pressed flowers (or make your own). They sent so few that you’d be lucky to get 2-3 flowers in each bookmark. They don’t look great that way, in my opinion. You could also add loose glitter or confetti to add to the potion look of these bookmarks. The stickers that open these need to be applied on the end that looks like the bottle’s bottom. They are sealed at the top.I sort of wish these didn’t have the words on them because I think it makes their gifting a bit more limited, but whatever. This is fun for kids or adults.
– Brooklyn Kris III
Untrue to description but I had trouble figuring out how to open the book markets. Came without instructions
– Elaina Douglas PhD
I made these with my step mom and we had so much fun doing them together. We love how they turned out! Going into making these, we already planned on adding more “interest” to them, because the kit only comes with about 2 dried flowers per bookmark (which is why 4 stars instead of 5). We added glitter and star confetti. Could easily add anything else that’s flat to spice them up. Tips for making them go smoother: use some clips to keep the two sides together at the top when you’ve opened it, so you don’t have to fuss with lining the two sides back together to seal it all up. Use something a bit weighed to keep the top flap from falling back down before you’re done (we used hole punch, I’ve shown this in a picture). Slightly offset the “open” stickers, but not too much (or the two sides won’t come apart), to help open the pieces. Finally, try not to get any of your flowers (or extra pieces) outside the white lines, or the bookmarks will be hard to reseal. We found starting at the middle and pushing out using our fingers was a decent enough way to remove the excess air, but anything too close to the edge breaks the seal. All in all, very easy to make and they turned out quite lovely!