Introduction: DIY Wire Tulip Bookmark
These tulip bookmarks look really cute and are undoubtedly useful if you're a reader or a writer.
Follow this ible to find out how easily you can make these bookmarks in no time!
Step 1: Materials Needed
To make these bookmarks you'll need:
- Craft wire - 18 gauge
- Craft pliers - cutting, looping and flat nose.
Step 2: Creating the Leaf and Stem
Hold wire from an end without cutting it from the bundle.
Use flat nose pliers to bend 1.5 cm of the wire to 25-35 degrees as shown in the first picture of this step. This will be the midrib of the leaf.
Continue the wire upwards but slightly bend the wire in the midway and then create the tip of the leaf (Use flat nose pliers to create perfect tip). Then bend the wire downwards to complete the leaf, again slightly bend the wire in the midway.
After making the leaf bend the wire upwards again to create the stem.
Step 3: Creating the Tulip
After crossing the leaf, create the first petal of the tulip with the help of the flat nose pliers.
Similarly, create 2 more petals of the tulip.
Step 4: Completing the Booomark
Now bend the wire inside the flower and swirl it towards the center as shown in the 2nd picture of this step.
Cut wire after reaching the center.
You can mark book pages by inserting pages through the swirly part of the flower.
Try making more fun flower pattern. Enjoy!

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17 Comments
2 years ago
This is amazing! The color of the wire is very attractive too!
6 years ago
Oh my goodness! This is so cute!❤❤
6 years ago
Creative idea...it's very cool!! :)
7 years ago
Wonderful! Good work. I always wanted to make these..and this one is great.. Will try soon.
7 years ago
simple yet very useful.. Book lovers will love it :) thanks for sharing
7 years ago
A good instruct and a really cool item :) You got my vote
Reply 7 years ago
She got my vote too! This instructables is really to epic not to vote for.
Reply 7 years ago
Thank you so much! :)
7 years ago
You might consider a light coat of clear paint on the copper (or similar) if the copper starts to leave marks in your books.
Reply 7 years ago
Thanks for the suggestion! But I think that this wire is coated I guess because I've been using these book markers for months but they haven't left any marks.
7 years ago
Cool!
7 years ago
Great job!
Reply 7 years ago
Thanks momo! :)
7 years ago
I am going to try this when I get some time. I have what I need: yay. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend.
sunshiine~
Reply 7 years ago
Glad to know Sunshiine! Would love to see if you make one. :)
7 years ago
Nice!!
Reply 7 years ago
Thanks Em! :)