IF Cardboard Creations Ltd
Faux Leather Flower Bookmarks
Faux Leather Flower Bookmarks
The perfect 'Book'quette! A riot of colour, this assortment of 12 different single-stem flower bookmarks will brighten your day and your book. Beautifully printed on both sides on excellent quality textured 'faux leather', these stems slot snugly between your pages. Say it with flowers - mark it with a flower bookmark. Available as a starter pack, with a free-standing or clip-on spinner vase display. Looks stunning in store.
- Lovely double-sided print flower stem 'faux leather' bookmarks
- Twelve assorted - six oil painting styles and six bright graphic styles
- Perfect either as a mixed bunch or in floral themes for occasions
- Make a fantastic as a display in-store
- Available with stunning free standing or clip-on (for spinners) vase displays
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