Bookplates for your little reader

Bookplates are a fun way to mark your child’s blossoming book collection.  Here are some of my favorites from Etsy.

These sweet  blue bird bookplates are designed from the end sheets of a very old children’s hymn book. Love the silhouettes and blue with cream. $15.75 for 24 of them.

Vintage Mr. Fancy Fox bookplates

This Mr. Fancy Fox illustration is from a vintage children’s book from the 1920’s. What kind of conversation do you suppose this fox and bunnies  are going to have? The plate has an unusual rectangular shape. $15.75 for 24 of them.

winged unicorn in letterpress

Who doesn’t love a nice letterpressed card? This winged unicorn can be permanently put in a book with a crack-n-peel backing paper. Available in green or pink ink. $6 for 10 of them.

Hedgie Bookplates

Bibliophile Hedgehogs with berets…now, aren’t they smart? They have rounded corners, and each bookplate is self-adhesive, and will be permanent once applied. $12 for 15 labels.

Cabin and Cub bookplates

These retro mixed media collage images are sweet and quirky. Optional name personalization is also offered. $6 for 8 bookplates.

Lil monster

Your little monster might light these vibrant plates of  lil monster amongst a pile of books. $12 for a set of 18 personalized bookplates

Sailboat photo

This plate is designed from an Etsy sellers’ own nursery photographs.  It makes me think of “sailing off” in the land of books.  $24 for 14 bookplates.

Vintage Animal Band bookplates

This sweet image is taken from a children’s book illustration. I love how engaged each animal looks in making their “animal band.” $5 for 6 of them.

Child reading

Last, but not least, this very simple bookplate showing a child engrossed in reading with her/his? friendly cat keeping her company, is just plain, lovely. These can be personalized. $5 for 6 bookplates.

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  1. Not only do I love Bookplates, but I love return address labels especially for my daughter. She can send out her very own birthday cards, invitations and most recently, Valentine’s Day cards!

    Erin S.
    FD

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