Here’s a subtle, yet discriminating way to identify books, CDs, and DVDs from your personal library, and a fun project for your family to work on together. These bookplates or book labels as some people call them can be personalized and attached to the inside front cover of your books, the inside of your CD and DVD cases, and anywhere you want to mark your property.
With personalized bookplates, you can:
- Make it easy for borrowers to identify the owner of the book so they can return it when they’re done
- Create a personalized set and give it as a gift for that bookworm you know
- Identify books that are shared among classrooms
- Indicate the book is a donation from you to your local school, library or church.
Step 1: Here’s What You Need
Create your bookplates on Avery White Removable I.D. Labels for Laser and Inkjet Printers.
Step 2: Choose a Template
Click here and choose “Start Designing”.
Step 3: Personalize
Start with one of our designs or with a blank, then add text and images.
Step 4: Print
Print your bookplate labels on Avery White Removable I.D. Labels.
Step 5: Attach to Book
Peel off each label and attach it to the inside front cover of the book. With Avery White Removable I.D. Labels, your bookplates will stick, stay and remove cleanly without leaving any residue.
Would like a bookplate label that can be personalized for a church library to acknowledge books donated in Memory or Honor of someone.
Judy Coye
Westerly Hills Baptist Church
Hi Judy,
You can easily create bookplate labels using the instructions in the article above and any Avery Label you like. You can by blank labels by the sheet that you can personalize exactly how you want them. Hope this helps.