Rainbow LoomFinger Loom Party Pack, Features 9 Colored Finger Looms and 1200 Glow in The Dark Bands Perfect Party Activities for Boys and Girls 7+

OMG...This is the only set you need if you want to just make bracelets and necklaces without charms or beads!!!❤ It's our absolute favorite, and our go to option.Fyi...This is the authentic Rainbow Loom. I purchased the one sold and shipped by Amazon.I bought this set and the Original Rainbow Loom set on Amazon for my 8yr old daughter for Christmas. I also bought an extra case of bands here on Amazon. She was super excited to get this because she added a rainbow loom to her wish list pretty late in the season after seeing the regular rainbow loom at her friend's house. If you're wanting to just make bracelets and necklaces with just the bands, I recommend just getting these Finger Looms. It's seriously so easy for little hands, and you can just keep going and going and make any length you desire! My daughter was able to make a bracelet on her own, with me only showing her the first steps one time. After us each making a bracelet at the same time, she went off and made a necklace on her own as her 2nd ever creation, &with a cute pattern to boot. She did ask for help connecting the ends, but that's it. I was surprised with how quickly she picked it up. I even made a bracelet and it was super thick and really cool. Details on which step I did differently, by mistake down below. &I'm pretty proud of my first creation, too! Did I say that the Finger Loom is our favorite, and was the easiest to work with??? Lol... Because I can't stress this enough. I'm so glad I got this. Plus, now she and her 2 neighbor friend's can all 3 make bracelets at the same time, which was my original reason for getting this particular set. For reference, she's 8 and her neighbor friend's are currently 5 and 6. Everyone was able to do this easily right away. This would be great to get for a sleepover and any kind of party or even family gatherings. Even if you have the regular rainbow loom, I promise you'll like this addition. It's so much faster to do, and doesn't take any practice. I hope my pictures of everything will help. You can see the bracelets we made, and my daughter's wearing the necklace she made in the picture with our Yorkie.DIRECECTION TIPS:At the end of step 1-4 it says repeat steps 2-4, but it's only supposed to be repeat steps 3-4. At least in our experience. Plus you'll eventually run out of space on the base to work if you do 2-4. I used 3-4 for the entire bracelet after the initial 1-4, and 2-4, because I realized something wasn't right. Mine is so sturdy you can't squeeze it in or stretch it much, and I only used step 2-4 one time, which added that 1 extra band, but that kept the count at 4 total bands throughout the bracelet, which turned out to be okay. I liked that result. If you do 2-4 more than one time, it will keep adding more & more bands on your base and it won't be sustainable. If I would have added 2-4 until the end, there wouldn't have been room on the base to keep going, and it'll use too many bands, and just not be right. I know this because I started to do this my 1st go round, and I had to work backwards taking every single band off until I got down to the first 3 bands. Like I said...do it 1 time max, and then stick with 3-4, or just stick with 3-4 after your 1st 1-4, and it'll be perfect. My daughter's necklace was done with only doing 3-4 after the initial 1-4, and it's made exactly how it was supposed to be made. I hope this makes sense. I'll post the direction paper to help. Please ask if you have additional questions.

This set comes with nine hard plastic finger looms that can be used over and over and 1200 elastic bands, plenty of C clips and large clips to turn your creations into bracelets or backpack dangly things.I got my 7yo daughter an individual finger loom set for $5 at Walmart and she loved it. This set cost just over twice what the individual set did, and has nine finger looms instead of one, and a ton of bands, clips, etc. It's an exponentially better bargain. My daughter enjoyed her individual set so much so that she had gone through most of the bands in a week. Even her 9yo brother wanted to try it out, and she wanted to teach her stepsisters to use it as well. Enter: the party pack. The best thing about this craft is how fast it is to learn. It's not something you have to "get good at." It took me about 2 minutes to read the directions and figure out how to start stacking the elastic bands on the plastic finger loom. Once I had it figured out, teaching my 7yo took literally 30 seconds. The process of put a band on, pull the sides of the bottom band over, repeat, is simple and fast, and in 15 minutes time you've got a bracelet. This is why I say it's perfect for a party. Imagine a group of little girls able to make their own cool bracelet or backpack dangle and they can be taught in no time. It's a great sleepover activity, rainy day project, etc. I do wish it came with more bands for staying power, but they're cheap and extra packs can be order in various styles and colors.This set comes well packaged, would make a perfect gift for someone I think maybe 6yo and up. It's the type of thing if you gift this at a party all the other presents get set aside after cake and yours will get played with ;)Btw, I paid full price and have no motivation to write a review other than I was really surprised to see this thing only had 11 reviews. It's inexpensive, well made, and very fun set.

I had bought this years ago, and it is safely stored "somewhere". So when my second grader came to me showing the bracelets that had been made by a classmate and I saw the price of this kit. I knew just what to do. Valentine's for her class and under a dollar per kid. Perfect.They are well made, and easy to use. It comes with instructions for a simple band and the company has other patterns on their Web site.There are enough rubber bands but if you are trying to to divide them equally into 9 they won't that far at about 130 rubber bands and 5 clips per loom. It's enough to get started.

Fun set, especially for the price. Hard for little fingers to manipulate. Directions could have been more clear.

8 year old daughter loved the ease of being able to make the bracelets with her fingers without a crochet hook. Was able to share the activity with friends which only increased the fun. I think there were enough for 9 kids to use simultaneously

My grand babies love this kit

My 7 y.o. and her friends love making these bracelets!

Haven't tried it yet. But it looks good. Looking forward to making some of these.