Bought one for my 11 year old granddaughter for Christmas, she loves making those rubber band bracelets, so I'm thinking this will be a few steps up for her...can't wait to do it with her and I have a lot of leather wrapping and cord material left over from making my own wraps.
Thank you so much for this excellent tutorial. My daughter and I would not have figured out how to use the Wrapit Loom by the written directions alone. Your video is very clear and easy to understand.
Thanks so much for this. My daughter got this as a gift but there were no instructions inside. We followed your tutorial and she was able to make her first bracelet right away and had so much fun. Thanks for your clear and easy to follow instructions!
i just got mine from you guys today and have made my first loom bracelet today..so thank you for showing us that.. It was as easy as you said and took no time at all really .That's why i keep buying off of you because you have some great stuff .. thanks again..
Excellent tutorial. Followed right along with you and made my first wrap bracelet. Agree to use more string then they said to use and there’s plenty of it. 😊. Thanks so much for sharing!
Wow! I almost GAVE UP! I couldn't figure out why I couldn't get the beads going. Then I realized, I'd watched this video on FULL SCREEN. I'd ordered the kit not realizing how small the beads were. And, they're magnified in the directions. Switched to my stash of "Pony Beads" and I was fine. However, I think I pulled the wrap line too tight when I was beading, so now, I'm worried about the bracelet "popping" loose over time. Ugh! Embarrassing! Excellent video, tho'! I can see how someone could get addicted to making these bracelets. Thanks.
Neat loom! Enjoyed watching you show how easy it is to work with. I used my paracord loom recently to make a quick bracelet wrapped like that for a coworker I forgot about her birthday. That loom was not nearly as stable to work on as the loom you are using. Looks like I need to get one of these looms. :)
Oh yeah, we're still here alright! We're producing our videos at home right now during the quarantine but we're still able to ship orders and we're so thankful for that. Hopefully we're able to help people find the little things they need to help make quarantine more bearable.
@@beadaholique yeah this really helps me out it always puts a smile on my face to see the rainbow loom community "rising from the dead" it makes good vibes i saw a loomer on instagram and it was awesome to see more and more loomers
You can use any product, you don't need a refill kit. I use 1 mm leather cord and S-lon for the wrap. You can buy 6 or 8 mm seed beads or the mini pony beads at your craft store or online as well. Now to figure out how to make a wrap bracelet with the loom. I find this loom easier to use than the macrame board, but not sure how it would work for a longer bracelet. Any suggestions????
My sister read the instruction but didn`t make sense and we watched this video then we figured it out and do we have to use the brown cord or can we use another kind of one that has the same thickness? But thank you for this video helped my sister a lot.
You can use different kinds of cord,. It's best if what you use has a bit of stiffness to it similar to leather. We've made some nice bracelets with waxed cotton cord. 1mm to 1.5mm is the best thickness.
Any sort of fairly cord can work well, we like to use 1mm or 1.5mm thick leather or waxed cotton cords because we find it helps if the cord has a bit of stiffness to it. Softer floss might be a bit more difficult to work with, but it's worth a go. Hemp cord would also work nicely if you have any of that in your macrame supplies.
hi and blessing can i do a stretch bracelet with crystal beads you are a great teacher i brought this wrapit beading loom craft kit a very long time ago and now i am going to try these video thank you so much
Hi i ask a question about if i can use it to make stretch bracelet and i also have breaded leather cord can i do a bracelet with the wrapit loom and do you have a video on how to use with stretch cord just love your video god bless you keep safe
No we haven't tried making a stretch bracelet with this loom yet. I bet you could make some really interesting projects that way though. Here's our current favorite method for making stretch bracelet, no loom, just good old stringing and knotting th-cam.com/video/tQB-TCgvnYE/w-d-xo.html
I got 3 8.0 rounds and tried the 4th but it kept buckling, then I tried 3, then tried an 8.0 and a 4mm bicone another 8.0 but the row of 3 8.0's keep trying to fall under, then I tried just the bicone by it self but again the 3 8.0 trying to fail thru, what do I need to do ?
Hi again so why in the material it says you can use hemp, paracord and elastic and you have not try it yet? but i am going to try using it but i have breaded leather cord can i use that
No real reason, there's a lot to do with these looms and we're definitely still exploring. Here's all our Wrapit Loom videos so far, when we get an opportunity to try stretch cord or paracord we'll update this list th-cam.com/play/PLdGWVJ-tb1bEucKcJ61qKw2gBQ-kuSccK.html
I'm confused. .... U used 30" of cord and 36" of wrap line, as per the instructions. However, everyone's wrist is a different size. I don't get it? A wrist could be anywhere from 6.5" to 8" . R U using the same length of cord and wrap line regardless of wrist size? (BTW, I'm only at the 3.24 minutes of the video. If you've addressed this later, my apologies.)
The instruction sheet shows the bracelets life-sized. If your wrist is smaller or larger you need to adjust the amount of cord and wrap line and the number of beads used.
It's hard to see, but she uses a 15-inch ruler, not a 12-inch. She says 15 inches when she's preparing the second cord but you've got to be quick to catch it.
For the outer cord, I like to use a 1mm or 1.5mm waxed cotton cord. You could also probably use a thin leather lacing as well. For the wrap line cords, I like either S-Lon size 18 or Griffin Silk size 4
We can confirm you would need the Wrapit Loom professional as the length of the project will be limited by the length of the loom. Thanks for watching!
I must be missing something. I don't see how this is any better than a regular loom for helping with these bracelets. And it's not that much better than making one out of a shoe box or box lid. It just holds the leather in place? Why would I spend $16 on something to take up valuable real estate in my craft room that can be replaced by at least 3 other things in that room? I tell you what. If you're thinking about buying one of these, let me know. I will hand craft you a thing that will do the same thing, and I'll only charge you shipping. If more than one person wants me to, I will make a video showing you how to make yourself one for free.
in my point of view usually making one yourself won't last as much as buying something like this. I made one myself since i couldn't buy something like this and i've had to fix it several times when i was doing more beading and etc, since they break easily. The point of saving space is true but i think that sometimes it's better to give up something (for example space) than give up quality or comfort while crafting :) While i also understand the fact that these things are sold a bit expensive, I think it's a good thing people are actually doing something for a part of the crafting community that can sometimes be underestimated ^^ And possibly when you only do beading/friendshipbracelets/macrame, gadgets like these are awesome and definitely worth the money and space ! i guess it's a matter of interests :3
What I'm saying is that it is no better than one of those cheap bead looms that you can get for $5. It has a little place where you can put the end loop, then you use it exactly the same way as you normally do, only you have a cord on either side of the wrap bracelet. It is easy and intuitive to use, it's cheaper than this loom, and is made out of metal and wood, which will stand up to more wear. If you want a larger loom, it's SO easy and cheap to just pick up some wood pieces at the craft store, cut to make a box shape, carve out some notches, nail it together, and add screws at each end as anchor points. I've done this several times making looms for friends, and they all loved them. It super cheap (materials are
I thought the same thing when I saw this. Those cheap little starter looms are perfect for this, and you can pick one up at places like Wal-Mart for about $5. There is no advantage to this loom vs. those looms that I can see, and that plastic isn't going to hold up over time, which makes the $5 looms the better choice.
Amara Devlin hi! would you kindly please show me or teach me. thank you very much. I have fbook or email me please at... sottolane@gmail.com thank you for the advice.
You can buy the loom from us here: beadaholique.com/products/wrapit-beading-loom-craft-kit-includes-beads-nylon-cord-instructions-makes-up-to-five-bracelets
You can find the loom and see current pricing for it here in our shop: www.beadaholique.com/wrapit-beading-loom-craft-kit-includes-beads-nylon-cord-instructions-makes-up-to-five-bracelets.html
Bought one for my 11 year old granddaughter for Christmas, she loves making those rubber band bracelets, so I'm thinking this will be a few steps up for her...can't wait to do it with her and I have a lot of leather wrapping and cord material left over from making my own wraps.
Thank you so much for this excellent tutorial. My daughter and I would not have figured out how to use the Wrapit Loom by the written directions alone. Your video is very clear and easy to understand.
Thank you so much for watching!
Thanks so much for this. My daughter got this as a gift but there were no instructions inside. We followed your tutorial and she was able to make her first bracelet right away and had so much fun. Thanks for your clear and easy to follow instructions!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
I love your videos!
Thank you for the awesome instructions. It really helped me out tremendously.
I love your videos, there so easily explained. Me and my daughter love your bracelets, can't wait to start ours.
i just got mine from you guys today and have made my first loom bracelet today..so thank you for showing us that.. It was as easy as you said and took no time at all really .That's why i keep buying off of you because you have some great stuff .. thanks again..
Wonderful, I'm so glad the bracelet turned out great. Thanks for your order Sarah!
Excellent tutorial. Followed right along with you and made my first wrap bracelet. Agree to use more string then they said to use and there’s plenty of it. 😊. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks so much!
tysvm 4 showing this 2 us excellent teacher
Wow! I almost GAVE UP!
I couldn't figure out why I couldn't get the beads going. Then I realized, I'd watched this video on FULL SCREEN. I'd ordered the kit not realizing how small the beads were. And, they're magnified in the directions. Switched to my stash of "Pony Beads" and I was fine. However, I think I pulled the wrap line too tight when I was beading, so now, I'm worried about the bracelet "popping" loose over time. Ugh! Embarrassing!
Excellent video, tho'! I can see how someone could get addicted to making these bracelets.
Thanks.
Neat loom! Enjoyed watching you show how easy it is to work with. I used my paracord loom recently to make a quick bracelet wrapped like that for a coworker I forgot about her birthday. That loom was not nearly as stable to work on as the loom you are using. Looks like I need to get one of these looms. :)
this one is sturdy . i just made a bracelet with it
Awesome video. I just saw the link for this on my email I got today from you all. Thank you.
OMG! I am getting one. Thanks for the tutorial.
thanks
because of you i learnd more ather stiles thanks
You're a great tutor!
This is pretty cool, but I must agree that you could do this on a regular loom! Just saying!
That is awesome and so portable. Can you add to the loop to make longer bracelets?
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you can get an extention for it..but prob not needed as it cant have more button holes to make it larger anyways
can you adjust this to make it a double wrap,with thin leather cord and crystals?
thank you sooo much this was so helpful and i made 3 braclets :DD
Once you get into the flow it's tempting to just make a bunch isn't? Glad we could help Marielynn!
@@beadaholique yes it is soooo tempting especially in quarintine its so cool your active here after 4 years i love to see this thank you!!! :))
Oh yeah, we're still here alright! We're producing our videos at home right now during the quarantine but we're still able to ship orders and we're so thankful for that. Hopefully we're able to help people find the little things they need to help make quarantine more bearable.
@@beadaholique yeah this really helps me out it always puts a smile on my face to see the rainbow loom community "rising from the dead" it makes good vibes i saw a loomer on instagram and it was awesome to see more and more loomers
Yep we're seeing a ton of new interest in these loom videos over here too
WoW!! I love it!!
Could you use embroidery strings for the wrap it loom ?
Ellerinize sağlık bu aparat nerede bulabilirim teşekkür ederim.
Which is better rainbow loom wrap it VS beadology tying station for macrame bracelets?
I can't fine the wrap cord or wrap line refill for the wrapit loom.... any suggestions?
You can use any product, you don't need a refill kit. I use 1 mm leather cord and S-lon for the wrap. You can buy 6 or 8 mm seed beads or the mini pony beads at your craft store or online as well. Now to figure out how to make a wrap bracelet with the loom. I find this loom easier to use than the macrame board, but not sure how it would work for a longer bracelet. Any suggestions????
My sister read the instruction but didn`t make sense and we watched this video then we figured it out and do we have to use the brown cord or can we use another kind of one that has the same thickness? But thank you for this video helped my sister a lot.
You can use different kinds of cord,. It's best if what you use has a bit of stiffness to it similar to leather. We've made some nice bracelets with waxed cotton cord. 1mm to 1.5mm is the best thickness.
Can you use macreme and embroidery floss
Any sort of fairly cord can work well, we like to use 1mm or 1.5mm thick leather or waxed cotton cords because we find it helps if the cord has a bit of stiffness to it. Softer floss might be a bit more difficult to work with, but it's worth a go. Hemp cord would also work nicely if you have any of that in your macrame supplies.
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Are you able to make a wrapped bracelets?
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Is there a pdf version of this video?
hi and blessing can i do a stretch bracelet with crystal beads you are a great teacher i brought this wrapit beading loom craft kit a very long time ago and now i am going to try these video thank you so much
I think a lot of people have been re-discovering old kits in their craft drawers lately. Have fun making it!
Hi i ask a question about if i can use it to make stretch bracelet and i also have breaded leather cord can i do a bracelet with the wrapit loom and do you have a video on how to use with stretch cord just love your video god bless you keep safe
No we haven't tried making a stretch bracelet with this loom yet. I bet you could make some really interesting projects that way though. Here's our current favorite method for making stretch bracelet, no loom, just good old stringing and knotting th-cam.com/video/tQB-TCgvnYE/w-d-xo.html
I got 3 8.0 rounds and tried the 4th but it kept buckling, then I tried 3, then tried an 8.0 and a 4mm bicone another 8.0 but the row of 3 8.0's keep trying to fall under, then I tried just the bicone by it self but again the 3 8.0 trying to fail thru, what do I need to do ?
Hi again so why in the material it says you can use hemp, paracord and elastic and you have not try it yet? but i am going to try using it but i have breaded leather cord can i use that
No real reason, there's a lot to do with these looms and we're definitely still exploring. Here's all our Wrapit Loom videos so far, when we get an opportunity to try stretch cord or paracord we'll update this list th-cam.com/play/PLdGWVJ-tb1bEucKcJ61qKw2gBQ-kuSccK.html
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I'm confused. .... U used 30" of cord and 36" of wrap line, as per the instructions. However, everyone's wrist is a different size.
I don't get it?
A wrist could be anywhere from 6.5" to 8" .
R U using the same length of cord and wrap line regardless of wrist size?
(BTW, I'm only at the 3.24 minutes of the video. If you've addressed this later, my apologies.)
The instruction sheet shows the bracelets life-sized. If your wrist is smaller or larger you need to adjust the amount of cord and wrap line and the number of beads used.
It's hard to see, but she uses a 15-inch ruler, not a 12-inch. She says 15 inches when she's preparing the second cord but you've got to be quick to catch it.
With the beadaholique plastic loom you made the rio design with, can you use 6/0 seed beads or does that one have to be 11/0
You can potentially use seed beads in different sizes with this loom. We strongly suggest experimenting with different sizes! Thanks for watching!
hi
what cords would work with this? since you dont get that much in the kit :)
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For the outer cord, I like to use a 1mm or 1.5mm waxed cotton cord. You could also probably use a thin leather lacing as well. For the wrap line cords, I like either S-Lon size 18 or Griffin Silk size 4
can you make a double wrap bracelet, without buying a second loom?
We can confirm you would need the Wrapit Loom professional as the length of the project will be limited by the length of the loom. Thanks for watching!
I must be missing something. I don't see how this is any better than a regular loom for helping with these bracelets. And it's not that much better than making one out of a shoe box or box lid. It just holds the leather in place? Why would I spend $16 on something to take up valuable real estate in my craft room that can be replaced by at least 3 other things in that room?
I tell you what. If you're thinking about buying one of these, let me know. I will hand craft you a thing that will do the same thing, and I'll only charge you shipping. If more than one person wants me to, I will make a video showing you how to make yourself one for free.
in my point of view usually making one yourself won't last as much as buying something like this. I made one myself since i couldn't buy something like this and i've had to fix it several times when i was doing more beading and etc, since they break easily. The point of saving space is true but i think that sometimes it's better to give up something (for example space) than give up quality or comfort while crafting :) While i also understand the fact that these things are sold a bit expensive, I think it's a good thing people are actually doing something for a part of the crafting community that can sometimes be underestimated ^^ And possibly when you only do beading/friendshipbracelets/macrame, gadgets like these are awesome and definitely worth the money and space ! i guess it's a matter of interests :3
What I'm saying is that it is no better than one of those cheap bead looms that you can get for $5. It has a little place where you can put the end loop, then you use it exactly the same way as you normally do, only you have a cord on either side of the wrap bracelet. It is easy and intuitive to use, it's cheaper than this loom, and is made out of metal and wood, which will stand up to more wear.
If you want a larger loom, it's SO easy and cheap to just pick up some wood pieces at the craft store, cut to make a box shape, carve out some notches, nail it together, and add screws at each end as anchor points. I've done this several times making looms for friends, and they all loved them. It super cheap (materials are
I thought the same thing when I saw this. Those cheap little starter looms are perfect for this, and you can pick one up at places like Wal-Mart for about $5. There is no advantage to this loom vs. those looms that I can see, and that plastic isn't going to hold up over time, which makes the $5 looms the better choice.
can u make a video on how to make one?
Amara Devlin hi! would you kindly please show me or teach me. thank you very much. I have fbook or email me please at... sottolane@gmail.com thank you for the advice.
Cuanto cuesta y adonde se puede comprar
Cuesta $24.99 USD. Lo puede encontrar en nuestro sitio: beadaholique.com/search?type=product&q=wrapit%20loom&page=2
Onde posso comprar esse tear?
Does anyone know HOW to make WIDER bracelets? I'm using Pony beads.
Okay! Figured how to make a wider bracelet. Very happy!
Thanks for the tutorial!
interesting
Where can i by this??
You can buy the loom from us here: beadaholique.com/products/wrapit-beading-loom-craft-kit-includes-beads-nylon-cord-instructions-makes-up-to-five-bracelets
how much is this kit please x
You can find the loom and see current pricing for it here in our shop: www.beadaholique.com/wrapit-beading-loom-craft-kit-includes-beads-nylon-cord-instructions-makes-up-to-five-bracelets.html
Thank you x
can i use wire without beads?
You can potentially use the loom for projects that do not use beads. Regrettably, we do not have a tutorial on that technique. Thank you.
what size are the beads I have 9mm and 7mm ate they to big
Those beads may be too big. I can confirm the beads used in the video are 4mm wide. Thanks so much.
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estoy confundido
Perdón por escuchar eso. Por favor, háganos saber con qué tiene problemas.
This looks really flimsy. Also you can only make single wrap bracelets with it.
My rubberbands were all broken... sob :)
This is not very good to help me out
So flimsy - doesn't hold any tension on the work. Just use a rigid box.
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