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DIY Rainbow Loom
And here's how it goes....
Items you need:
1 piece of wood. Approximately 11-12 inches long by 5 inches wide. We picked up a piece for $1.00 out of the scrap cut offs at Lowes.
30 nails with a larger head. It is easier for the bands to stay on the nails with the larger heads, but not too large that it snags them or breaks them. The head is about the circumference of a pencil. The package we got had 50 and was only $1.50.
Hammer. Ruler. And my trusty Sharpie, or any marker/pen to make dots for holes.
How to build:
Mark spots for holes.
1st row - up 1" and every inch for 10"
2nd row - up 1 1'2" and every inch for 10"
3rd row - up 1" and every inch for 10"
-the 1st and 3rd rows should match up and each of the 3 rows are 1" width wise apart-
Hammer nails where spots are marked.
THAT'S IT! You have a DIY Rainbow Loom for less than $3.00
I might just make this for my daughter. I had bought her a rainbow loom, but a couple pegs have broken off and I don't want to buy another.
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DeleteGood job. Now we need to see some creations.
ReplyDeleteSo easy and cheap! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat A Great Idea My Girls Will Love Thank You!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! I think that this could entertain for hours and hours...
ReplyDeleteMy little girl will like this rainbow loom. She is into crafts and stuff. She will have fun with this :-) Thank you for sharing :-)
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I really love the idea of how people makes simple stuff very creative! Will share this on my pinterest page :)
ReplyDeleteI remember using something like this in elementary school. My daughter is a little you but I'm sure she'll love something like this one day!
ReplyDeleteThis is cool that you can make your own loom. I have boys so I have no idea about making these though
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome, what a great idea. Thanks
ReplyDeleteWhat a great craft idea and I can see it would render many busy hours doing this. I'd also love to see some of the creations you can make with this!
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