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Stocking-stitch, garter-stitch, stripes… A bookmark is the quickest and simplest thing you can make when you learn to knit, and the options for the little addition at the top are endless! Use this pattern on it’s own or in combination with many of the little knitted things on the website – mix and match! Choose a favourite colour to make a personalised gift for any occasion…
Knitted Bookmark – Knitting Pattern PDF Download (Please note Santa and Pudding not included and available separately!)
Bookmark Knitting Pattern PDF Download
Made up of a single knitted piece to fit around a small standard 15cm-sized ruler or cardboard cut to size.
‘Progress in Pictures’ short video of items being made can now be seen on my NEW YouTube Channel!! See – https://www.youtube.com/@Fittinginknitting
Bookmark Complete Size range (with ruler / cardboard insert) (approx.) – 3.5-4 cm width x 16-17 cm height
What you will need…
Total time – 45 Minutes to 1 Hour Each Knitted Plain Bookmark
3.25mm knitting needles (UK 10, US 3)
Double knitting yarn – Any colour
Standard Small Ruler Sizes used with this pattern – 2.9-3.4 cm width x 15.5-16 cm height
Cardboard insert size suggested (if not using a ruler) – 3 cm width x 15.5 cm height
Yarn sewing up needle
Scissors
No Stuffing / toy filling required
Add your own knitted topper depending on your project – little knitted Santa and little Knitted Christmas Pudding are a couple of examples (patterns available separately!)
Benefits of PDF Downloads!
PDF Knitting Pattern may be re-downloaded to allow you to access it on different devices.
Printer-friendly Easy Print…
For personal use only – Copyright retained by FittingInKnitting
The Disclaimer Bit…!
Timings are approximate and so don’t hold me to it. Children are constantly interrupting me, and it’s easy to speed up or slow down depending on how happy/cross I am.
The sizes I have written are also approximate and so I will not be held responsible for time spent on creating these patterns or materials used should yours not quite look right. Everyone’s yarn and tension will be different. I am not loyal to any particular brand of yarn – it’s whatever I find in my basket from over the years.
Use these patterns as you so wish for personal use only, both for ideas or using the patterns to make your own. However, your own work is at your own risk. I am not taking responsibility for any personal, child, or other person needle injury or such-like. If using any of these patterns for ideas to make and/or give as a gift for a child, please choose appropriately for the child’s age and ensure your sewing, particularly of buttons, is top-notch to avoid any choking hazards.
