Magnetic Bookmark and Pen Holder Tutorial - Lorelei Jayne

Magnetic Bookmark and Pen Holder Tutorial

I wanted to share this scrap busting magnetic pen holder and bookmark in one, as it's quick and easy and very handy indeed!

I searched everywhere for a journal i loved. I couldn't spent the $50 + it cost for a very fancy one with a pen holder. So I got this lovely one from typo instead.

Magnetic Bookmark and Pen Holder Tutorial

I searched for a magnetic pen holder and i didn't love any that much! So I came up with this lovely! We get so many advertisement fridge magnets in our letter box and if we don't need them i try to come up with other uses. This is perfect for that or you can use sew in magnets which are way stronger!


Please be aware this tutorial is for personal use. If you love this tutorial and want a easy to print (full PDF pattern) version and to sell the purses you make from this pattern, you can purchase the Tutorial to PDF Pattern Bundle + Bonuses

You'll need:

1 fridge magnet (medium thickness) or sew in magnets fabric scraps.

Cut two pieces 1"x 1 1/2" of the magnet

Cut 2 pieces of fabric 2 1/2 x 5"

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Sew 1/4" around and leave a hole along one of the long sides. Clip the corners.

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Turn out and point the corners, press. Put in the magnets through the hole and push each one to each side. Ensure the magnets are both the right side up so that when you fold the the bookmark in half they will stick together.

Top stitch around, closing up the hole. Make sure you don't sew over the magnets you may need to move the magnet as you sew.

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Fold together (magnets together) and sew 1/2" from the fold. This may need to be bigger if you have a thicker pen.
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Ta da! Bookmark and pen holder! love it so much I've made a few!
 Magnetic Bookmark and Pen Holder Tutorial
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7 comments

What a great idea for scraps of material from other projects.

Pam

What a great idea…am going to make several..for my book reading friends and my college studying grandchildren!..Thx so much..will be checking for more ideas….

Pamela Lebreck

Poderia tentar usando cola para tecidos ou até a cola quente. Até tentar costurar a mão mesmo usando pontinhos de caseado que dão um charme ao trabalho.

Alessandra Queiroz

Just saw this!! I cant wait to make a few of them for a few friends and myself. Great idea! Thx. K

KathyM

I love this! But I don’t have a sewing machine…I’d like to figure out how to do it “no sew.”

Melody

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