Book Page Crafts
Hey there! Welcome to another round up of fun crafts!
Besides everything crafty reading is definitely my biggest hobby and passion. Although I’ve never blogged about books in the last nearly three years that I’m blogging – I may have to change that! Anyway, thanks to my deep love for books I also have a love for any craft related to books. And that’s why I collected a lof od crafts and DIYs made of old or new book pages! Oh, and of course can all these ideas also be made with some regular crafting paper…
Please remember to pin the individual projects from their original site!
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As usual, Erlend has something to offer (sorry, I just adore his blog & ideas so much!), like these bookmarks. Although I would need to search loooong time before I had a book that I could cut apart without shedding a tear! But if I had cut the book already I wouldn’t be afraid to use the pages for some tags!
Ot how about a pinwheel? With glitter, of course. Because everything’s better with glitter!
Oh, and here’s my problem with destroying books again… But aren’t these book monograms awesome?!
I cant’ recall how often I pinned this book page lace runner… swoon!
I know, I know… we are all awaiting spring and not autumn. But I can’t change that we have the topic of book page crafts today (okay, I could… but I don’t want to!). So please check out these (maybe) autumnally book page leaves!
(How to uncover a German blogger? It’s the one who wants to write “leafs”!)
Another thing that looks great if cutted from book pages? Feathers!
Equally awesome? Flowers!
Because spring, you know… ;)
And here’s another way to create flowers from book pages:
And if you’re one of the few awesome people who plan ahead and are already looking for a way to wrap your presents: Look no further! Make gift bags from your old books!
And if your love for books runs really deep, you could also cover parts of your home in some pages – like the switch plates:
Comments (4)
Pamela
February 19, 2015 at 5:13 PM
I understand about not wanting to destroy books, but I have some that have some mold on them and I think I can make some of those initial books with them. I had to just toss them and am so sorry to lose them, but this looks like a good solution.
Elena aka. Midsommarflicka
April 13, 2015 at 9:21 AM
Oh, that’s a wonderful idea to save these books that had to be thrown away otherwise!
Kelsey
February 24, 2015 at 2:37 AM
The great part about this is that there are a lot of books out there that could be used for these awesome projects! There is a Goodwill Outlet near where I live. It’s basically a giant room where like items are dumped into large rolling bins. There are tons of ripped, broken, and unloved books just waiting to be turned into art. I’d rather them be turned into these than thrown into a garbage bin. :)
Elena aka. Midsommarflicka
April 13, 2015 at 9:23 AM
Oh yes! I’m with you!
Sadly I haven’t found a store like this here where I live… But I’ll keep my eyes open! :)