It’s time to spice things up around here a little bit with our latest creation: the Red Pepper Charm.
We think it’s pretty hot, don’t you?
Truthfully, we were experimenting with our Rainbow Loom, trying to come up with a watermelon charm, when our creation suddenly morphed into a hot pepper. Talk about a happy accident! We loved it so much we made one in yellow and green.
If you think our hot pepper charm is sizzlin’, go ahead and make your own! We created a video on how to make it here:
We came up with the Ziagonal Rainbow Loom bracelet design this summer while we were at a cottage up north. We loved it so much we made enough bracelets to cover our arms!
This one reminds us of Fruit Loops:
We finally got around to making a tutorial for the Ziagonal. Learn how to make it here:
This truly is the sweetheart of Rainbow Loom Bracelets. Ssssweeeet!
If you would like to make your own Sweetheart Rainbow Loom Bracelet, want this video tutorial:
The Topsy-Turvy bracelet is a fun bracelet to make – and it looks great! It kinda reminds us of the Waterfall Wave.
We used this video tutorial to make our bracelet.
The Mohawk bracelet has one of the coolest names, but why, you ask, is it called a Mohawk?
At first glance it’s not clear.
But then you take a bird’s eye glimpse and it all makes sense:
If you want to make your own Mohawk bracelet, we suggest watching this video.
The Zig Zag Rainbow Loom bracelet design rocks! If you’ve already make a few of the easy bracelet designs, you will find that this one is not that much more difficult.
Want to learn how to make the Zig Zag design? Check out this video tutorial:
Who doesn’t love the classic Starburst Rainbow Loom bracelet? Double your pleasure with the Double Starburst. It’s doubly awesome!
We used this video tutorial to make our Double Starburst:
We enjoyed making the Tulip Tower design. It was a nice break from some of the more advanced Rainbow Loom designs we’ve tackled lately. We think it looks fabulous!
Would you like to make your own Tulip Tower bracelet? Check out this tutorial from the official Rainbow Loom:
