The Weave a Tale Bookmark was inspired by a fun twist on my Ribbon Weave Beanie. I have always loved to play with weaving ribbon or i-cord through crocheted projects for a beautiful added flair. The name is a play on words and my love of reading; weaving the ribbon tail through the bookmark as the author has woven a tale to be told!

The Weave a Tale Bookmark is a fun textured decoration to mark your place in your favorite book. It is a fun and easy bookmark that can be made in any color or multiple colors and is perfect for vendor markets. There are several options for the ribbon and tassel. These are also perfect for back to school, teacher gifts, birthday or holiday gifts, to just spoil a book lover in your life, and so much more.

Materials:
• 20 yards Lion Brand Bon Bon or similar Sport Weight #2
• E/4 (3.5mm) hook
• tapestry needle
• blocking mat
• blocking pins
• fabric stiffener Note: I used Aleene’s Original Stiffen Quik https://amzn.to/3sa5eNW
• charm or bead
• ½” wide ribbon
Notes: 1) This pattern is written in US terms 2) This pattern is written in rows 3) The chain at the beginning of each row does not count 4) Each row has the same number of stitches as Row 1 (32)
5) If you need help adding a charm or beads here is a good video https://youtu.be/yjlJtiHUGlg
Skill Level: Easy - Requires familiarity with stitches used – pattern includes simple stitch pattern
Gauge: 10 hdc x 5 patterned rows = 2”
Finished measurements: 2¼” wide x 6 ½” long (not blocked)

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