IF Cardboard Creations Ltd
Early Bird Catches The Bookworm Bookmark
Early Bird Catches The Bookworm Bookmark
For bookworms and bird lovers alike, these 'Folk' style padded faux leather little birds have clever comedy legs that work as a clip. "Perch" the legs onto a page or two at the back of your book and use the worm as a dangly page marker. What a lovely way to keep your page? Perfect gifts for readers (early or late). Sold in beautifully designed packaging and displayed on a super attractive tree Point of Sale. Six gorgeous and diverse birds to choose from. What a 'tweat'!
- Bright coloured 'folk' style early birds with clip legs to hold on to your book
- Use the dangly worm to mark your page. Great fun!
- Made in padded faux leather with double sided design
- Six different little birds to choose from
- Presented in lovely gifty display packaging with a fabulous 'tree' point of sale available
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