Paint chip bookmarks

Paint Chip Bookmarks - a simple & inexpensive way (it'll only cost ya about 28¢) to create a pretty little bookmark! Bookmarks for everyone - let's READ!!

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I am in love with paint chip craft projects. I love them so much I created a board on Pinterest, that you can see here . Paint chips a...

I made these really cute, 'Tree for all Seasons' bookmarks yesterday and had to share them. I was inspired to make these after I saw the Paint Chip Valentine's bookmarks on Pinterest from the blog oldtownhome.com. I thought the Valentine's bookmarks would be great for my son's 2nd grade class. Pink paint chips with hearts for the girls, and I decided I'd make a blue bookmark with stars for the boys. (See above picture, I think they turned out way cute) While putting the Valentine project…

Googly-eyed funny faces, pom-pom hearts, sharks, mustaches, and Harry Potter scarves, your students will LOVE these adorable DIY bookmarks!

If you've painted any part of your home recently, you might still have some paint sample chips around. Here are 15 surprisingly cool projects you can make with paint chip samples.

Jessica at How About Orange did this with her paint swatches…Brilliant, don’t you think? This is officially on my to-do list. I am getting tired of using my business card or an edge of a magazine page as a bookmark. And, no one will think any less of me if I have to go to […]

I'm trying not to bend the spine of my book any longer to mark the page, instead In Our Spare Time made some easy paint chip bookmarks.

This is a wonderfully easy craft! My daughter made a bunch and gave them to the ladies in her Bible study group. Such a neat idea! Here are the things you'll need. (If you are a scrapbooker, you probably have these already!) Paper cutter (or scissors), a hole punch (round or otherwise!), paint sample strips, ribbon. Now using your chosen punchie shape, punch out 3-4 shapes. Put your first one at the top of the strip to thread the ribbon through. I'm staying at my daughter's house while they…