Any drawing becomes a bookmark, designed on both faces
Draw a shape, drop in an icon or write a name, and whatever is on the canvas becomes the bookmark — the artwork's own outline is the piece. The same design is carried on the back face, inlaid flush, so the bookmark reads the same from either side.
Outline is the piece: the drawing defines the bookmark's shape, with no frame and no backing plate unless you draw one.
Double sided: the front design is repeated on the back face, inlaid flush instead of stacked, so the bookmark still slides flat between the pages.
Tassel loop or punched hole: placed wherever you want it, printed as part of the body with no seam where it meets the bookmark.
Charm canvas: a second canvas designs a charm to hang from the tassel, with its own hole and its own download file.
Three build modes: face up stacks the colours on the base for multi-material printers, face down carves them into the face, and one colour per layer builds a stack of slabs with a filament swap at every boundary — the same choice drives the preview and the download.
The three bookmarks on the cover, printed from this model:
Dragon — 50 × 166 mm, 1.12 mm thick, two filaments: a black body 0.8 mm thick with the dragon 0.32 mm proud in gold. One bookmark prints in 36 minutes and uses 9.5 g (7.7 g black, 1.8 g gold); double sided, 41 minutes and 9.9 g.
Cherry blossom — 39.5 × 162 mm, 2.4 mm thick: a 0.8 mm panel with five colour layers of 0.32 mm stacked on it, one filament per layer. 53 minutes and 12.62 g on six colours, 49 minutes and 11.85 g on four.
Leaf vine — 53.2 × 167.7 mm, 1.44 mm thick, double sided, on two greens. 1 hour and 10.84 g (7.19 g dark green, 3.65 g olive green).
A bookmark this size takes under an hour and around 10 g of filament; the time and the weight follow the size you draw and the number of colours in it.
0.16mm High Quality profile
Tags: bookmark, double-sided, custom-design, tassel-charm, multicolor, single-nozzle, reading-accessory, easy-print