As hype grows for Disney+ series Maul – Shadow Lord, StarWars.com shared instructions for a DIY Darth Maul bookmark.

DIY Darth Maul Bookmark

The completed bookmark features Darth Maul’s face under a hood. It slides right onto the corner of a book page, marking your spot.

You’ll need black origami or construction paper cut into a 6-inch square; red, yellow, and white cardstock or construction paper; black and red markers; scissors (and an optional 5/8-inch hole punch); glue; and a pencil.

1. Begin by cutting a 2-inch circle from the red paper. (A small roll of tape can be used as a template if needed.)
2. Use the 5/8-inch hole punch or cut a similarly sized circle from the yellow paper. Cut it in half to make Maul’s eyes.
3. Cut five small triangles from the white paper for Darth Maul’s horns.
4. Glue the eyes and horns to the red circle to make his face and set aside to dry.
5. Fold the black piece of paper in half diagonally to make a triangle. Fold the two corners up and to the middle, making a diamond shape.
6. Unfold the diamond shape. Fold just the top half of the triangle down to meet the bottom edge.
7. Fold the two corners up again and tuck them into the fold you just made in the middle, creating a diamond shape with a pocket. Maul’s cloak is complete.
8. Use the red marker to draw in the red edges of Darth Maul’s eyes, and then the black marker for the pupils.
9. Lightly draw Darth Maul’s tattoos with a pencil.
10. Finish Darth Maul’s face with the black marker.
11. Glue Darth Maul into the bookmark with his face under the “hood.”

See StarWars.com for step-by-step pictures.

Darth Maul

The character of Darth Maul debuted in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999). He had recurring appearances in the animated shows Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels, plus a cameo in Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018). In live action, he was portrayed by Ray Park and voiced by Peter Serafinowicz. Sam Witwer voices him in animation series, including the upcoming Maul – Shadow Lord.

Maul – Shadow Lord premiers on Disney+ April 6. Watch the trailer below.

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