How to Crochet a Lace Style Bookmark

Have you ever thought about giving your reading a touch of elegance with a lovely lace style bookmark? Crocheting one is easier than you think, and it can be a fun and rewarding project to dive into. With just a few basic crochet stitches and some delicate yarn, you can create a beautiful accessory that will add a touch of charm to your favorite book. Whether you are an experienced crocheter or just starting out, crafting a lace style bookmark is a delightful way to bring your love of books and crafts together. So grab your crochet hook, choose your favorite yarn color, and let's get started on creating a beautiful bookmark that will be the envy of all your bookworm friends!
Materials Needed
- Approximately 12 yards of worsted weight yarn.
- Size G/4.00mm hook.
- Scissors.
- Something to make a tassel with.
Notes
- This pattern is written using US terms.
- Pattern repeats are shown with asterisks.
- This pattern works in a repeat over and over again that uses ch3 in place of a Tr.
Abbreviations Used
- CH – chain (yarn over, pull loop through).
- Tr3tog – triple crochet three together. In this pattern, three ch sts take the place of one tr.
- YO - yarn over.
Pattern Directions for the Crochet Bookmark
Lace
Row 1: *ch4. Work a Tr3tog in the 4th ch from hook, but count the other 3 ch sts as the first tr. This means that you will start two other Tr sts, yo, and draw the loop through all three loops on your hook* repeat 5x
Row 2: ch4, start a Tr3tog into the 4th ch from the hook, counting the other three ch sts as a Tr, but do not yo and finish the stitch.
Go back to the ch st where your last finished Tr3tog is worked in, and work two more unfinished Tr, then do the same thing in the ch st before that (skipping over one more finished Tr3tog). Yo and draw the loop through all 7 loops on your hook.
*ch4, start a Tr3tog into the 4th ch from the hook, counting the other three ch sts as a Tr, but do not yo and finish the stitch.
Work two more unfinished Tr into the next ch in row 1, and then two more in the one following that. Yo and draw the loop through all 7 loops on your hook.*
Repeat until you have worked into the very edge of the row (in row 2, this means working into the very first ch you did again).
From there, ch4, start a Tr3tog, and work three more unfinished Tr into the very beginning of your work. Finish them all together to create a point. Bind off.
Create a tassel and add it to the end of your bookmark point. Weave in all your ends, and enjoy!