Book page holder diy

5 Minute Book Page Holder: This is probably - by far - the easiest and cheapest to make tutorial I will ever write. This is something I made for my mom to use with her cookbooks. I did not invent this - I saw it once at a friends house and said that I will never buy some…

If you’re a reader and a woodworker, you’ve probably seen pictures of them on social media. You don’t know what they’re called, but your book-loving friends probably want y…

Wooden Page Holder: Christmas gift idea for a person who likes to read. Quick and easy to make. What you need: - Piece of wood (At least 10x3x2cm) - Drill - Saw of some kind (I used motorized miter saw) - Grinder of some kind - Sandpaper (400-ish for the finishin…

This ingeniously simple idea takes its cues from the way we sometimes hold books: arm behind, fingers curled over the top to keep the pages open. It was thought up by Clara, the driving force behind Bloomize, and went through several levels of refinement before reaching its final iteration. The ...

📖【RELAX YOUR HANDS】Say goodbye to cramped hands and sore thumbs! Simply slide your thumb through the central hole in the middle of the book page holder. Your new mini personal book assistant will press down on the book's spine and effortlessly spread open the pages to allow easy one-handed reading! 📖【MULTI-TASK】Designed to allow readers the ability to read while performing daily tasks. Read while on the bus, subway, in the bathtub, walking your dog, relaxing in your backyard ... After all…

5 Minute Book Page Holder: This is probably - by far - the easiest and cheapest to make tutorial I will ever write. This is something I made for my mom to use with her cookbooks. I did not invent this - I saw it once at a friends house and said that I will never buy some…

5 Minute Book Page Holder: This is probably - by far - the easiest and cheapest to make tutorial I will ever write. This is something I made for my mom to use with her cookbooks. I did not invent this - I saw it once at a friends house and said that I will never buy some…

This ingeniously simple idea takes its cues from the way we sometimes hold books: arm behind, fingers curled over the top to keep the pages open. It was thought up by Clara, the driving force behind Bloomize, and went through several levels of refinement before reaching its final iteration. The ...