Free printableChristmas bookmarks PDF.
Eight bookmarks for winter reading, each with a little friend and a short line: Just one more chapter, Snow day book day, Cocoa and a good book.
- 8 bookmarks, four to a page
- In colour and to color
- A4 and Letter pages in one PDF
PDF · 9 pages · 1.4 MB
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What is in the download
- Page one: a penguin (Just one more chapter), a reindeer (Snow day, book day), a cat in a Santa hat (Cozy reads) and a bear (Read, rest, repeat).
- Page two: a mug of cocoa (Cocoa and a good book), a smiling tree (Let it snow, let me read), a snowman (Wrapped up in a story) and a gingerbread man ('Tis the season to read).
- Both pages twice: once in colour, once in lines to color.
- One how-to page: four short steps and print tips.
All pages come in A4 and in Letter.
How to use them
- Print the pages on A4 or Letter, at 100% scale. Card makes the bookmarks last.
- Color in the line-art bookmarks, if you printed those.
- Cut along the dashed lines and punch the hole at the top.
- Tie a ribbon or a piece of yarn through the hole as a tassel.
Questions
Are the bookmarks free?
Yes. The PDF is a direct download, with no email address and no sign-up.
How many bookmarks are there?
Eight, four to a page. Each page comes in colour and in lines to color.
How big is a bookmark?
Each one is 38 mm wide, about 21 cm tall on A4 and 19 cm on Letter.
What paper should I use?
Card (160 to 250 gsm) keeps a bookmark flat. On plain paper, glue it onto card or cover it with clear tape.
Are they good for kids?
Yes. The line-art pages are made to color in, and the short lines on each bookmark are easy to read.
More free pages
The same little friends are on our Christmas gift tags. To keep track of the books you read, try the reading log, and for the season there are Christmas coloring pages and a Christmas bucket list. All our free pages are on the printables page.