Dual-sided magnets fold over page edges to mark your place without damaging bindings or falling out when books shift in bags. Peter Pauper's i-Clips grip securely enough to hold reference pages in cookbooks propped open on counters or mark multiple sections in art instruction books simultaneously. The laminated surface resists kitchen splashes and studio grime while maintaining vibrant designs that make finding your marked pages instant.

Beyond bookmarking, these .75" × 1" magnets clip loose papers together, hold sketches to magnetic boards, or pin reference images to metal easels. Eight clips per set give you enough to mark works-in-progress across multiple projects, tag color mixing ratios in one book, technique demonstrations in another, inspiration pages in a third. The compact 2.5" × 7" sleeve keeps unused clips organized in drawers or bags.

Artists working from instructional books appreciate having visual markers that stay put during messy processes. Fold an i-Clip over the page you're referencing for glazing techniques, and it stays visible whether you're working at your easel or checking back at your worktable. Functional tools that happen to look appealing enough to leave visible.