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    Loom Magic Xtreme!: 25 Spectacular, Never-Before-Seen Designs for Rainbows of Fun
    Loom Magic Xtreme!: 25 Spectacular, Never-Before-Seen Designs for Rainbows of Fun
    Loom Magic Xtreme!: 25 Spectacular, Never-Before-Seen Designs for Rainbows of Fun
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    Loom Magic Xtreme!: 25 Spectacular, Never-Before-Seen Designs for Rainbows of Fun

    By John McCann, Becky Thomas and Monica Sweeney

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    From the authors of the instant bestseller Loom Magic! comes a second amazing project book with twenty-five totally new and extreme designs! Rainbow Looms are taking the world by storm, with devotees of all ages accessorizing their wrists, backpacks, and rooms with fun and creative projects.

    These super imaginative, out-of-this-world projects will take your rubber band loom projects to the next level. Here are kid-tested step-by-step instructions and bright color photographs to show you how to make the coolest rubber band projects out there, including:

    Twisty headband
    Bouquet of flowers
    Octopus
    Decorated ponytail holder
    Fashion jewelry stand
    Glow-in-the-dark stars
    Zipper decoration
    Hockey stick
    Bloodshot eyeballs
    Black bat
    And many more!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSky Pony
    Release dateJan 28, 2014
    ISBN9781629143439
    Loom Magic Xtreme!: 25 Spectacular, Never-Before-Seen Designs for Rainbows of Fun
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    John McCann

    John McCann was born in Augusta, Georgia. When he was nine years old, he chipped his front teeth. The teeth became an awful overbite that prevented a social life. His first kiss nearly cut the young lady's lip. When John would speak, people would hold their hand over their mouth. His father died at an early age and his mother was financially unable to have John's overbite corrected. John escaped his embarrassment with alcohol until he realized that God had a plan for his life. John worked as a computer programmer while dedicating his life to studying the Word. He earned a Th.D. from Christian Life School of Theology. His book, Rare Spiritual Robotics, is a compilation of his studies that reveal the sovereignty of God and the misapplications within contemporary Christianity

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    • 2/5
      Meh. sufficient instruction to make the projects, if you're comfortable with text directions and minimal charts. The projects were rather boring.
    • 2/5
      This book has some nice designs, but the instructions are unclear, confusing, and incomplete. You need a lot more than just the basic loom for most of the projects. Some require 2-4 looms and other require special beads, or other supplies (like a watch face or craft barrettes). For people with lots of time, money, and patience.

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    Loom Magic Xtreme! - John McCann

    Heart Earrings

    Cupid could not have done it better himself! Incredibly simple and lots of fun, these heart earrings are great to give to your friends as gifts or to accessorize your outfit. These adorable heart earrings are super stylish for the fashionista in you!

    Difficulty level: Easy

    You need:

    1 loom • hook • 2 c-clips • 2 heart beads • 2 fish hook style earrings • 18 rubber bands

    1. Set up your loom with the pegs square and the arrow pointing away from you.

    2. Lay out a small pentagon shape onto your loom: lay a line of two bands across the bottom row, moving left to right. Attach a band from each corner peg in the first row, and connect it to the next peg above it. Attach a band to each of the outside pegs in the second row, and connect them to the middle peg in the third row.

    3. Attach a band to the second middle peg, and connect it to the peg to the right. Thread a band through a heart bead, attach one end of the band to the first middle peg, and connect it to the middle peg above it.

    4. Attach a band to the middle peg in the second row, and connect it to the peg to the left. Attach another band to the second middle peg, and connect it to the peg above it.

    5.Triple-loop a cap band, and put it on the middle peg in the second row.

    6.Starting at the middle peg in the second row, hook the band below the triple-looped band, and pull it off the peg, looping it back onto the peg where it began. Once you have finished looping the center peg, loop the top center peg, then the two outside pegs in the second row, then the two outside pegs in the first row.

    7. Secure the loose bands on the final peg with a c-clip. Carefully pull the bands off of the loom.

    8. To attach an earring hook to the top of the heart pendant, pull one of the top bands in the shape or the plastic c-clip through the metal loop of the earring hook.

    9. Repeat this process for the second pendant.

    10. Pair with a fun matching outfit!

    Glow-in-the-Dark Skeleton Hand

    Show your handiwork with this awesome glow-in-the-dark project! This rubber band hand wraps around your wrist and fingers to imitate a creepy skeleton hand, and the best part is what happens when you turn out the lights! If you are making this project for a smaller hand, reduce the number of bands you loop onto pegs for steps 4, 6, 8, and 9 for the fingers, and 17, 19, and 21 for the thumb. Anything that glows in the dark usually needs to soak up some light first, so just make sure to keep the project in lots of light before you want it to glow in the dark.

    Difficulty level: Medium

    You need:

    1 loom • hook • 5 c-clips • 19 black beads • 290 glow-in-the-dark rubber bands

    1. To begin this project, set up your loom by connecting two columns to make one long column on the loom.

    2. Attach two rubber bands over the first peg and onto the second peg along the column.

    3. Thread two rubber bands together through a black bead. Attach one side of the beaded bands to the second peg and the other side to the third peg.

    4. Attach two bands over the third and fourth pegs, this time without beads. Repeat this process until you reach the eleventh peg in the column. (For smaller hands, you may stop attaching loops at an earlier peg.)

    5. Thread two bands through another black bead, and place the bands around the next pegs (the eleventh and twelfth pegs).

    6. Continue to lay out your line of double bands for the next four pegs.

    7. Thread two bands through a bead, and attach it from the most recent peg to the one after it.

    8. Lay out your line of double bands for the next four pegs, then bead the next two bands before placing them on the next pegs on the loom.

    9. Continue to lay out your line of double bands to the end of the loom.

    10. Double-loop a cap band over the last peg.

    11. Turn your loom around so that the arrow is facing you. Starting with the peg where you placed your cap band, begin looping your bands back to the peg where they started. Continue looping all of the bands until you make your way to the other end of the loom where you started laying out your bands.

    12. Once you have reached the end of the loom, attach a c-clip. This c-clip is just to keep the project together while you continue working, but will eventually be

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