How to Make Loom Bands. 5 Easy Rainbow Loom Bracelet Designs without a Loom - Rubber band Bracelets [CXotZC44mDJ]

How to Make Loom Bands. 5 Easy Rainbow Loom Bracelet Designs without a Loom - Rubber band Bracelets [CXotZC44mDJ]

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Rainbow loom bracelet tutorial on How to make loom bands. We are making 5 easy rubber band bracelet designs without a loom. All you need are rainbow loom bands, your fingers or a simple DIY loom. So many of you requested bracelets with loom bands and here they are. I paired some of my loom bands with charms, to show slightly different designs. All 5 loom bands bracelet designs are very easy to make, perfect for beginners in rubber loom band bracelet making. We are making 4 bracelets on 2 fingers or 2 pins and the last bracelet on 4 pins. If you have a rainbow loom you can make loom band bracelets or charms on the loom instead. In this loom bands tutorial I will also show how to make a simple rainbow loom yourself, both with 2 and 4 pins – really useful DIY rainbow loom. I made my first loom band bracelet on my pointer and middle finger. I used red and green rubber bands. To make it more special I also added a silver infinity charm. This bracelet is the easiest in this tutorial, but looks really cute. It is especially cool, since you can use any connector charm and pair it with your favorite loom band colors. Next rainbow loom bracelet is beaded with pastel round charms. It reminds me of candies because of all the beautiful pastel colors of loom bands and beads. To make it I used a simple DIY rainbow loom. I made it using 2 pencils, eraser and some tape to hold everything in place. You could also make these bracelets on 2 forks for example. I would recommend making your own DIY rainbow loom if you don't own one, especially if you're making a lot of bracelets. You're fingers will be very happy. If you don't have beads, you can also wrap your rubber bands with other bands and you can still make a variation of this beautiful loom band bracelet. I really love this loom bands design. The coolest bracelet in this tutorial must be two colored chain bracelet. We need two colors of bands and a clip. You can make this bracelet on two fingers or on a rainbow loom. The secret of this bracelet is having 3 bands on your pins and making an inverse fishtail stitch on one side, while making a fishtail stitch on another. I love how different this bracelet looks with two lines all along connected to each other. Pretty awesome! Next loom bands bracelet is a knotted bracelet. It is made with normal fishtail stitches. The hint is to turn the bracelet inside out after 4 or five added loom bands. Then just continue adding loom bands and knotting them with the easy fishtail stitches on both sides. I Love how the different colors make kind of a gradient effect. Epic looking rainbow loom bracelet. Finally, I made a bracelet on 4 pins. So I had to make another DIY rainbow loom with 4 pins. I used 4 pencils this time and a squared bottle of nail polish. I attached pins to the nail polish with tape. Anyway, I used this DIY loom to make this awesome detailed chevron rope bracelet. You will need a bunch of bands and a c clip to make it. When you have 2 loom bands on the loom, just continue adding bands and pulling the bottom band over the top one until your bracelet is long enough. I used red, yellow and blue bands for this fun and colorful bracelet. I really love this chevron party bracelet. All these five bracelets were so easy and fast to make but look adorable in the end. If you would like me to film another DIY loom bands tutorial, leave me a comment. Have fun making these beautiful bracelets. Help me translate this DIY: Become my Friend & Enter Giveaways :) Instagram: Twitter: Google +: Facebook: Tumblr: Join our Nail Art G+ Community: Join our DIY G+ Community: Songs used in the DIY Loom Bands tutorial are from YouTube library. Everything else is either mine, stock footage or public domain. #Bracelets #LoomBands #SaraBeautyCorner Disclaimer: This family friendly video is made for teenagers and adults. Tools used in the tutorials include hot glue, crafting knife and other objects, which are not suitable for people under 13 years old.