Shine bright like a diamond with this Diamond Loom Bracelet! If you are a beginner, this might take you more than one attempt. Once you get the hang of it, this pattern is one of the easiest to make.
We like using four bands of each color for this bracelet as shown above and below:
This Diamond loom bracelet uses two of each color rubber bands, as shown in the recommended instruction video below.
Here is the instruction video that we recommend for the Diamond Pattern Bracelet:
We haven’t nailed the Zippy Chain Bracelet yet, but we will!
How many attempts did it take you?
For this fancy bracelet called the Double Braid Loom Bracelet, you will need two looms.
The thing that makes this bracelet extra challenging is that the bands end up being very tight, so you have to be careful that they don’t slip off when you loop them.
If you want to learn how to make a Double Braid Loom Bracelet, use this video – but keep in mind that you will need to double up on the bands, which is something that Ally doesn’t mention until well into the tutorial.
The Liberty Twist is a great looking loom bracelet, but it does require patience. It took us two attempts to make this bracelet; our mom.. well, she’s another story. She tried twice and gave up!
Here is her first fail. Looks like a new species of insect:
And her second one, looking kind of intestinal: 
If you are up for the challenge and would like to make your own Liberty Twist bracelet, use this video.
The Rectangle Loom Bracelet is a striking bracelet that isn’t that difficult to make. It looks great in rainbow colors, but you could use any color combination you want.
To learn how to make a Rectangle Loom Bracelet, we recommend this video:
Our mom made these Single Rhombus bracelets. She prefers rainbow colors for this pattern.
It took her two attempts to get it right. This is the video that helped her to perfect the Single Rhombus pattern.
We learned how to make these cool, glow in the dark ghosts from Made by Mommy.
We found her instructions to be very clear and easy to follow. Once you’ve made a couple of these, they are easy peasy!
The glow in the dark bands look the best for these charms.
1. You have a Rainbow Loom bracelet to go with every outfit. So does your mom, sister, aunt, uncle, dad, cousin and grandma.
2. Minecraft is a distant memory.
3. Your best friend is jealous of your new BFF: Rainbow Loom.
4. There are stray rubber bands in your couch, beneath your bed, in your pockets, inside your lunch pail, under the table and in your cereal. (You just had to get that bracelet made before running to the bus.)
5. The last time you went to the orthodontist you couldn’t help but wonder if you could sneak a handful of those little elastics they put inside your mouth so you could make a bracelet with them.
6. You no longer wear long sleeves; your bracelets keep you warm.
7. You’ve contemplated knitting your own Holiday ugly sweater – with your Rainbow Loom.
8. One Rainbow Loom just doesn’t cut it.
9. Your allowance goes to rubber bands.
10. Instead of counting sheep at night, you count rubber bands.
11. When you’ve mastered a new pattern, everyone in your house knows it. When the windows are open, everyone on your block knows it too. The same goes for your Rainbow Loom fails. (“Did I just hear something smash?”) See below:
12. Rainbow Rage; that seething, bubbling, heart pounding anger you feel when a band breaks or you mess up a bracelet right near the end.
13. You’ve made your own Rainbow Loom website. (Now that’s a fanatic!)
Number of Bands: Approx. 95
We are loving the look of the Double Triple loom bracelet – especially in the above color combo.
The bands get pretty tight, so you need a fairly long extension on this bracelet.
The tutorial that we used to create this bracelet is this one:
We found the instructions weren’t that clear on making the extension, so we used this video for that part.
http://youtu.be/ZSdp3_9Ksj4
