Playful, colorful, and fully customizable, these laser cut paper bookmarks are easy and inexpensive to create with your Epilog Laser system.
Here we used the laser to cut patterns and shapes from multiple pieces of cardstock and then layered them for a final product that has depth and dimension. These would be great sellers at craft fairs, bookstores, libraries, schools, and more!
Read on to learn how to create your own multi-layered paper bookmarks.
Materials Needed
- Textured Cardstock Paper (also available at most major craft stores)
- Bookmark Tassels
- Tacky Spray Adhesive
- Epilog Laser System
We used a Fusion Pro 48 120w:
Cardstock
Vector - Speed: 80% // Power: 20% // Frequency: 25%
Step 1: Prepare the Artwork
Download the vector files and adjust the artwork accordingly. Our artwork is set up for 2” x 5” bookmarks. You may need to change the dimensions or rotate your artwork to fit your needs.
Step 2: Prepare Your Material
Place the cardstock paper on the vector table in your machine, and use the manual focus gauge to focus the table.
Step 3: Cut your Paper Bookmarks
Once you've customized your graphics and the table is focused, send the job to the laser and press Go!
Step 4: Assemble Your Bookmarks
Once the job has completed, apply adhesive to your layers and then assemble them. Loop the bookmark tassel through the hole at the top and you’re done!
Where can you sell laser cut paper bookmarks?
- Bookstores
- Libraries
- School fund raisers
- Craft Fairs
