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Lacet Strip Bookmark

Lacet Strip Bookmark

Designed by Julie A. Bolduc
Pattern ID: f110008
Date Added: October 25, 2000

This simple bookmark looks harder to do than it really is. It is fairly quick to make and you would make great little something extra you could give someone who reads alot. You could also embelish it with a satin ribbon woven down the center of it.

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Random Quick Tip!

Keep Your Work Area Tidy
I use a trash container or little bowl next to me in the kitchen when I am cutting up veggies, to throw out scraps. When the small container is full, or when I am done preparing, I empty the container into the trash can. You can do the same in your craft room or area. Just keep a small container next to you while you work and put your scraps of what ever you are working with, into the small bin, then when you are done, you can empty the bin into your larger trash can or recycle bin.