Easy Easter Paper Origami Bookmarks

The changing weather, beautiful flowers, and green grass is where I found inspiration for these adorable easy Easter origami bookmarks. This time of year is full of smiles in our house and I love it.

Springtime also means spring break for many families. If you need a quiet activity the kids can do while in the car or in a hotel room, these folded paper bookmarks are a great project for kids of all ages. I’ll show you how to make Easter bookmarks four different ways!

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Origami Bookmarks Craft

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we are always on the lookout for fresh craft projects for kids. As a busy mom, I love to have fun crafts the kids can make without much input from an adult.

Once you know the basic folds, the rest is all imagination! They are simple, cheap to make, and take just minutes. Everything you need to make several bookmarks is just a variety of colored paper, some scissors, tape or glue, and a marker or pen.

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Tips for Making Origami Bookmarks for Kids

• When working with paper crafting, be sure to have clean, dry hands.
• If you want to be exact, use a ruler and pencil to make sure you get clean, straight lines and a perfect square. But honestly, it’s not necessary because you can fold the paper and use the guidelines.
• Take your time when folding these basic origami bookmarks. These make a great calm-down craft.
• You do not need a thicker paper like card stock. It could be hard to get the folds. If you have construction paper, however, that will work.

Supplies for a Paper Carrot Bookmark

• Green and orange origami or construction paper
• Scissors
• Black or white marker
• Glue or Double-Sided Tape

How to Make an Origami Carrot Bookmark

Each step for this craft is detailed below so it’s easy to follow. Keep this page open while you are creating your adorable Easter paper origami bookmarks. If you would rather have a printable how-to, scroll down and select the print button.

Cut a 6×6 square. If you have a rectangle piece of paper, fold the bottom right edge upward so it aligns with the left edge and cut at the top. Unfold and you will have a square.

Fold the paper in half diagonally, forming a triangle.

Fold the front right bottom corner up so that it aligns with the top corner.

Fold both sides up. Fold the bottom left corner up to the same point to form a diamond.

Tuck the left and right corners inside the pocket. It will form a little pouch.

Cut out carrot leaves out of green paper. You can also use yarn, twine, or ribbon to make the leaves.

Glue or tape the leaves to the inside of the bookmark’s pocket.

Draw eyes and a smiling mouth on the outside of the bookmark. I used two small circles for the eyes and added eyelashes.

To use the origami bookmark, tuck the corner of the page into the pocket.

Supplies for the Bunny Corner Bookmark for Easter

• Light pink and dark pink paper
• Scissors
• Glue or Double-Sided Tape
• Black marker

How to Make an Origami Bunny Bookmark

Follow the folding steps identified above using the light pink paper. Turn the entire piece upside down so the pocket is facing down.

Cut two bunny ears from the light pink paper. Cut two smaller ear shapes from the dark pink.

Glue the dark pink pieces onto the light pink pieces. Tape or glue them onto the back of the bookmark.

Draw eyes and a mouth and nose. Now you are ready to use the cute bunny rabbit bookmark.

Materials Needed to Make an Easter Chick Bookmark

For this Easter corner bookmark, we will need:

• Light yellow, medium yellow, and orange paper
• Glue or Double-Sided Tape
• Scissors
• Black Pen or Marker

How to Make an Easy Origami Chick Bookmark

Follow the folding steps above with the light yellow paper. The pocket should be facing up.

At this step, cut the chick feathers from the light yellow paper and cut them from the darker yellow paper just a bit larger. Attach them to the inside of the bookmark’s pocket.

Cut the beak from the orange paper. I cut a single triangle and then cut that in half. That way, I was able to attach each piece to either side of the fold.

Draw the eyes. This charming Easter chick bookmark is ready to save your page!

Here are the Supplies for the Easter Sheep Bookmark

• White and black paper
• Glue or Double-Sided Tape
• Scissors
• White Pen or Marker

How to Make an Origami Black Sheep Bookmark

Follow the steps from the carrot instructions for folding the paper. The pocket wil be facing up.

Cut the sheep’s wool from the white paper and attach it to the front of the bookmark. I cut a cloud-like shape to keep it easy for all ages.

Draw the eyes, nose, and mouth with the white marker onto the black paper. The adorable sheep paper bookmark is done.

Notes for Making Origami Bookmarks

• A crisp crease will help your bookmark stay together, even when using them for several of your favorite books.
• With practice, you can move on to make more complex origami projects, like a 3D paper crane or star for example.
• Making bookmarks may encourage reading for your child. By making the bookmarks themselves, the child feels a connection between the bookmark and the book they choose to use it in.

More Easter Recipes and Crafts You May Like

• DIY Bunny Coasters: An Dollar Tree Easter Craft: Make room on your side table for these sweet and show-stopping bunny coasters made from rope. They’re simple to put together and they’re made using supplies that you can get at Dollar Tree.
• Easy Easter Bunny Hot Cocoa Bombs: I am in love with how easy and fast these Easter bunny hot cocoa bombs were to make – truly a fast Easter treat for anyone who loves a good bunny!
• Yarn Wrapped Buffalo Check Easter Eggs: These easy Buffalo check Easter eggs are quick to make and there are so many ways to customize them. Use them as tiered tray additions, and dough bowl fillers, or tuck them into wreaths or bookcase displays.
• Easy Easter Fudge for a Festive Treat!: Fast and fun, this Easter fudge recipe is a treat. Spring is all about pastel sprinkles and this white chocolate fudge for Easter is perfect.

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