Crochet Tiny Ornament Bookmark

If you're looking to add a charming touch to your reading experience, a Crochet Tiny Ornament Bookmark is the perfect choice! This delightful creation combines functionality with style, making it a lovely addition to your book collection. Crafted with care and attention to detail, each tiny ornament bookmark is not only a practical tool for keeping your place in a book but also a cute accessory that adds personality to your reading time. Whether you are a bookworm looking to elevate your reading routine or searching for a thoughtful gift for a fellow book lover, this crochet creation is sure to bring joy and whimsy to any reading adventure. So, pick out your favorite yarn colors, grab a crochet hook, and let your creativity shine as you create your very own Crochet Tiny Ornament Bookmark!

Tiny Crochet Ornament Bookmark Pattern

worsted weight yarn (I used Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece)
size F/5 (3.75mm) and D/3 (3.25mm) crochet hooks
tapestry needle for weaving ends
small bead

sl st: slip stitch
sc: single crochet
inc: 2 sc in one stitch

gauge: not important, but mine is about 1 1/2 inches wide

ornament
With larger hook, make a magic ring.
R1: 6 sc into ring
Ornament worked as a spiral. Place marker to keep track of rounds.
R2: inc in each stitch around
R3: *inc, sc* around
R4: *2 sc, inc* around until last two stitches. Sl st in last two stitches.
R5: sc in first stitch, change to smaller hook, chain 55, add bead, chain 5
Finishing: cut yarn, tie knot, thread end back through bead, tie double knot, trim close to knot.

ornament top
R1: pick up stitches at top of ornament as follows: pick up and chain 1, *pick up and sc* three times, turn work
R2: chain 1, sc 3
Finishing: cut yarn, add a little loop between middle two stitches while weaving in ends

These work up really fast and add a nice handmade touch to book gifts this holiday season. I’ve got a lot of books on my list for Santa — better make a few more just for myself. Enjoy!

stash: These only take a tiny bit of yarn. You can definitely go stash diving for this project!