The Book Lover Bundle
Ten bookmarks, four book sleeves, three thumb page holders and three little pouches — twenty small projects for people who read, all in one printable PDF.
- 20 complete patterns — four families, no add-ons, nothing locked
- An hour or less each — most bookmarks are finished in one sitting
- Charts and step photos — every round written out, nothing to guess
- Yours forever — re-download any time, print as often as you like
Twenty small things for people who read.
A metre of cotton, a fine hook, an evening — and the nicest present you can give a reader.
All twenty patterns.
Every one written out in full — not a teaser, not a sample. Four families that go together, so anything you make matches everything else.
10 bookmarks
01 – 10









4 book sleeves & covers
11 – 14



3 thumb page holders
15 – 173 mini pouches
18 – 20


One palette, twenty pieces that match.
Cream, sage and dusty rose run through the whole bundle, so a bookmark and a book sleeve made months apart still look like a set. Swap in your own colours and the pattern doesn't change a line.
Everything is worked in fine cotton with a small hook, which is why the pieces stay flat, keep their shape and don't dent the pages of a book.
On the nightstand, in the tote, in a gift bag.
Small, flat and quick — which is exactly why these are the projects that leave the house.



Everything in one download.
One PDF, read on your phone or printed at home. No app, no subscription, nothing in the post.
20 written patterns
Row by row with stitch counts, in US crochet terms, with UK equivalents noted.
Stitch charts
A chart for every lace and motif pattern, so you can follow the shape at a glance.
Step photographs
Photos of the joins, the tassels and the flower assembly — the fiddly parts, shown close up.
Buttons & zips
How to set a wooden button, sew in a zip neatly and finish an edge that won't curl.
Sizing for any book
The measurements for paperbacks, hardbacks and e-readers, and how to adjust the sleeve.
Gifting ideas
Which pieces to pair, how to package a set, and what sells best at a craft fair.
The present that costs a metre of yarn.
A bookmark tucked into a paperback, a book sleeve for a commuter, a little pouch for whoever loses their earphones. They take an evening, cost almost nothing in materials, and land far better than something bought in a hurry.
The licence covers small-scale selling, so the bundle also works as a market-stall line: twenty matching products from the same palette make a table that looks designed rather than random.
What you'll need
Almost nothing — and the pattern tells you exactly which sizes.
- Cotton yarn, 4-ply or DKA bookmark takes about 10 g; a book sleeve about 80 g.
- 2.5 – 3.5 mm hookFine cotton and a small hook are what keep the pieces flat.
- A few buttons and a zipOnly for the sleeves and pouches — the bookmarks need nothing extra.
- An eveningMost bookmarks in under an hour, a sleeve in an afternoon.
Start with a bookmark. You'll finish it tonight.
The straight bookmarks are chains and single crochet — genuinely a first project. The lace and flower ones add shells and picots, the sleeves add a simple seam and a button, and the zip pouch is the only one that needs a needle and thread. Work up the list and you learn something new each time.
- Stitch counts on every row, so mistakes surface immediately
- Ordered from easiest to hardest, so you can work straight down the list
- Finished items can be sold — small-scale licence included
From checkout to first stitch in two minutes.
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Read it on your phone or print the pages you need. It stays yours forever.
Bundle at a glance
Good to know
Are these the bookmarks or the patterns?
Do I get all twenty, or is it a sample?
I've just learned to crochet. Where do I start?
Will the book sleeve fit my book?
How do I get the file?
Can I sell what I make?
All 20 patterns for $9.99
Instead of $29.00 — that's fifty cents a pattern, delivered the second you pay.


