Antique Botanicals Bookmark



Hi, crafty friends!  Mary here with a fun and quick bookmark tutorial for the Rubber Dance Stamps Design Team, using the Antique Botanicals stamp set.  Since a lot of us are stuck at home during this quarantine, there is probably a lot more reading happening.  Here's a beautiful homemade bookmark to save your spot in your favorite book.

Here's the video tutorial:



Some close up pics:





Here's the stamp set I used:


Antique Botanicals

I hope you've found some inspiration in this project!  Happy crafting!

Mary :)

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Susanne Rose said…
What a wonderful bookmark!!! Thank you so much for the video tutorial. Love it!!!
Saturday, May 09, 2020
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