Rainbow loom video tutorials how to#
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The tutorial is created by Rainbow loom and is very detailed. 36 bands of “like colors” (ex: 12 white, 12 pink, 12 red).

Rainbow loom video tutorials trial#

My older preschooler was able to do this one by herself after a trial run. This is a good “first” complicated bracelet. Be sure to put a “cap” of black at the center of each burst of color.

You will want to make the black edging first and then create each starburst.

Rainbow loom video tutorials how to#

Here is the video tutorial on how to make a Starburst pattern rubber band bracelet.

6 Different Colors, with 6 bands in each – you will need a total of 36 colorful bands.

These are so bright and cheery! They are more complicated, probably better suited for an elementary or middle school child to make on their own, but our preschoolers enjoy filling the loom for me to hook the bracelet together. Let’s make a starburst pattern rubber band bracelet! The tutorial video is for “dragon scales” – we call the thinner version a double fishtail as it looks like two fishtails side-by-side.

60 Bands – 20 Pink, 20 Purple, 10 White, 10 Yellow.

It is super easy for kids to make and after making the double fishtail a couple of times, you can graduate to the wider “scales” versions also featured on the video. Once your kids have a good grip on the pattern “routine” of the regular fishtail bracelet, they will have fun adding some variations – like this colorful double fishtail.

Double Fishtail Band Bracelet (aka 4 prong “Dragon Scales”) Here is a video tutorial so you can create your own fishtail band bracelets. The pattern is easy enough for our newly 5 year old to create on her own. It covers everything you need to know! (Note: this was written way back before these kits were available everywhere 😉Īnd if you want to jazz up a little $5 kit for your kiddos to hold all their rubber bands, check out my quick and easy tutorial on How to Organize Your Rainbow Loom.Let’s make a rubber band bracelet in a double fishtail designĪfter the single chain bracelet, the fishtail is the easiest bracelet for your kids to start out with. Ummmm… awesome!! You can see some fairly complicated designs for Hello Kitty, action heroes, unicorns and more from PG’s Loomacy here.Īnd if you are wondering what the heck these loom bracelets and kits are all about- check out my post How to Make Rubber Band bracelets. (Scroll down to see pizza, snowflakes, cupcakes and more.)įor those of you with little Spiderman fans, I saw a little guy at school with this Spiderman charm on his backpack. You can see videos to make numerous charm styles from Made by Mommy- including these cute butterflies. Rainbow Loom Pencil Grip Tutorial // MichaelsĪnd what my little girl has been working on is the little charms! Owl Charm Rainbow Loom Bracelet Tutorial // Creative Southern Homeīeaded Rainbow Loom Bracelet Tutorial // Halcraft Rainbow Loom Fishtail Bracelet Tutorial // Katherine Lee for Herringbone Bracelet Tutorial // Loom Love Stripetopia Rainbow Loom Bracelet Tutorial // Loom Love Sailor Knot Rainbow Loom Bracelet Tutorial // Loom Love Super 8 Rainbow Loom Bracelet Tutorial // Loom Love By now just about all of our children probably have these kits so maybe they will find a new style to create and have fun with! I thought it would be fun to do a roundup with a bunch of interesting and fun Rainbow Loom bracelet tutorials.