You may also like these dog bookmarks to colour. If you're not a dog person, then we've got you covered with these Cat Bookmarks to Colour. How are colourable bookmarks useful in general? First dragon: 20cm x 10cm Shadow Fold ( buy it). This is my recommended size, but it requires good thin paper If you think this model is too hard, try also the simplified version: Origami Chibi Dragon Bookmark. Paper To make sure these dragon bookmarks stand the test of time, simply laminate once they've been coloured in.

Sew your own magical bookmark using our Unicorn Bookmark Cross Stitch Patter n, 6 count binka and colourful embroidery thread.

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The second set is just as neat, with line drawings you can color yourself. Trust us; you’ll want to keep these bookmarks for a long time! Sew your own floral bookmark decorated with bumbling bees using our Bees Cross Stitch Pattern, 6 count binka and only a few colours of embroidery floss.

We have many more Bookmark Designs for you to explore here (including our Fox, Mermaid and Pug bookmarks)Of course, once your children have finished colouring, they’ll be left with perfectly personalised bookmarks. By personalising their bookmarks, children can foster a connection between themselves and what they are reading, ensuring that they’re engaged with the text. Sometimes, it just takes a little thing like a bookmark to give children the motivation and encouragement they need to really get into reading. This is especially true if you can find just the right bookmark to suit their interests, which is why we've been hard at work making a wonderful range of printable bookmarks. Here are just a few we think would work well alongside these dragon bookmarks to colour: Now as with our other Hug A Book Bookmarks, I show you how to make your own Toothless Bookmark DIY from SCRATCH, all you need is paper, scissors and glue BUT, I have also created a handy printable for you, IF YOU FIND THAT EASIER!!