How to make your own Halloween Origami Book Corner
Our home is coming down with books. Between myself i.e. Queen bookworm, my Husband, teenage daughter etc We have a good collection of books between us. All kinds of genres, from comedy with Terry Pratchett, crime thrillers from James Patterson, action-adventure with the Maze Runner series and my personal favourite – Horror!ย However, I have to confess, we don’t have a bookmark between us! I prefer to dog-ear my pages, which, I know is a true sacrilege in the book-loving world! I get it. I’m a monster! But it’s what I do. Which made me think why not blend the two things I’ve been wanting to do for ages, together! Learn origami & make our own bookmarks i.e an origami book corner! So, I have created a small collection of really cute Halloween Origami Book Corners and there is even a step by step guide and all the templates you need to make your own!
Have you ever made an origami book corner before? Yeah, neither had I before this but that are lots of fun to make and easier than you might think. But check out these guys, they’re seriously cute!
Making your own origami book corner is a lot of fun and so much easier than you might think! With these origami Halloween Book Corner designs, I have supplied you with everything you need at the bottom of this post! From templates of your chosen Monster to their eyes, mouths and wings. All you need to do is cut them out and glue them on!
In this post, you will find Halloween Book Corner designs for a Bat, Frankenstein, Dracula & a Pumpkin. And below, you can find the step by step guide to making your own. Trust me, it’s easier than you might think!
How to make your own Origami corner bookmark
Did you follow the steps? Super simple, right? See, I told you!ย Now that you know how to make your own book corner, you will be obsessed with making and creating your own.
Download your Halloween Book Corner Templates
Halloween Origami Book Corner Extras
I’d like to know your favourite in the comments below and also if you create any of these, please do make sure to tag me {@Superbusymum}. This can be on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter – wherever you’re most active!
If youโre into origami, you might also enjoy trying a different bookmark design that will fit in any book. Itโs a simple and quick little craft thatโs great for a quiet moment to yourself, and a fun way to add some personality to your books, even when itโs not Halloween. Find the origami bookmark instructions here.
If you enjoyed this post, then you might also enjoy this Halloween Noughts & Crossed Game Printable. Feel free to pop over to This is Halloween Board on Pinterest for more Halloween inspiration.
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