#LAFE B&W Bookmarks

ByHafuboti

The magnificent Megan in Illinois wrote me last week to share what her library’s done with my designs.

After I finished squeeeeing, I read the rest of her email. In it she asked if I would make my Libraries Are For Everyone bookmarks in black and white.

About a week later: voilà! An option for those of you who aren’t allowed to print lots of colorful things for whatever reason!

And like everything I publish on Hafuboti, please feel free to use these and modify them in any way.

Also know that if you click on either of the sets you can get a pdf to download.

Have fun!

From top to bottom the languages are Spanish, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Klingon, and French. The side bookmark is English.
From top to bottom the languages are Amharic, Filipino, Hebrew, Tamil, and Icelandic. The side bookmark is Norwegian.
This is a blank bookmark template for you to use.

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