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Reddit mentions of Book Darts Line Markers 50 Count Tin Mixed Metals
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BOOK DARTS ARE PRECISION CUT, paper-thin metal line markers that attach easily to any page and won't leave a lasting mark. Use again and again for a lifetime. Eliminate: Bent corners, Paper clips, Underlining, Highlighting, "Sticky Papers" (and sticky pages). An elegant alternative to highlighting, underlining, and folding page corners, these metal line markers are just the thing for students who need to keep their books in good condition for re-use or resale. One tester found Book Darts especiMADE IN THE USA and packaged in a gift-ready tins/sleeves, Book Darts let bookworms both mark and preserve the beauty of the written word. Book Darts allow students and booklovers to mark their pages and notable passages without leaving a lasting mark. With Book Darts, you can quickly and easily note and relocate meaningful lines of text for future reference and discussion on books both borrowed and owned. Unlike paper clips that leave a dent and sticky notes that can be an eyesoreTHE LOVE OF BOOKS initially spurred the idea of Book Darts. Marking a book with a pen or high-lighter, turning down page corners or using paper clips to tag important passages only shortens a book‘s life. Book Darts were developed to enrich the reading experience by allowing readers to mark important lines and easily re-find them without harming the pages (and, thus, to encourage re-reading). Help keep your books in tip-top shape with these thin, reusable book darts.THEY ARE BOOK-FRIENDLY enough for public libraries, often judged indispensable by students, educators, and other readers of what has lasting value. Answers the question: "How can we mark our exact passages, find them again, quickly and surely, and never harm the page?" Now you don't have to remember all the answers, just where to find them. Book Darts are a tool for recalling exactly what you need from within any text. Once you find it, we'll help you hang on to it.PERFECT GIFT for students, teachers, cooks, lawyers, ministers, librarians, book lovers, researchers, women, men & teens! These tiny devices will fundamentally change the way you read, they are line-markers, rather than page-markers; tiny, persistent, unobtrusive, non-damaging annotation devices, visible even from the side of a closed book. To put it simply they are miraculous!
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| Color | Bronze, Stainless Steel, Brass |
I stumbled across a writer's Youtube vlog Writerly Witterings and one of his videos talked about these things called Book Darts. They're basically a bookmark and mainly used for highlighting words, paragraphs or just pages you want to go back to or jump to rather than using a post-it note or writing and ruining a book.
It actually then dawned on me that these would be really good to use in notebooks to highlight pages to go back to, maybe if it's just a particular meeting note, or something else you've written about.
The darts clip onto the page, so you can't have that many on a single page, but when the notebook or regular book is closed you can see them on the edges of the book.
Anyway thought these were really cool and thought I'd share them as I just had a tin arrive today.
You can buy them on Amazon UK for £9.45 or on Amazon US for $8.50.
Instead of using paperclips to mark your place, you could try Book Darts. They're a lot slimmer than paperclips, so not as obvious, but they don't make your book bulky and I haven't had one fall out yet. You can also add more ribbons to your journal if you need them. I've done it a couple of times and it takes longer for the hot glue gun to heat up than to actually glue the ribbon in.
Amazon!
And for colored paperclips
I had gotten my book darts in a book journal kit from either Modern Mrs. Darcy or Boho Berry a while back, and my current set of colored paperclips from WalMart with some Binder Clips as well, during back to school, so you could check WalMart as well for the paper clips in the office supply section too.
I was originally going to post a link to Amazon but it looked to be against the rules:
50-count // 125-count
I'm not sure where I got them, but I got a couple 50-packs and they're great to give out to friends who read.
I've been using these for years. I use them in reference books as well as in journals.