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LOOM MAGIC XTREME!

Becky Thomas John McCann

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. Wow everyone around you with the Pirate Eye Patch, the Rainbow Unicorn, and the Loom Ninja! Here are step-by-step instructions and bright color photographs to show you how to make the coolest rubber band projects out there, including: - Creepy crawly bug charm - Superhero shield - Megabucks change purse - Action hero figurines - Fashionista heart earrings - Handy handcuff - Magic loom jewelry stand - DNA bracelet - And more! JOHN MCCANN likes listening to music and practicing his photography, and he can solve a Rubik’s Cube in three days flat. He has a BS in biomedical engineering from the University of Hartford and is currently pursuing his master’s. He is also the coauthor of Loom Magic!: 25 Awesome, Never-Before-Seen Designs for a Rainbow of Projects, and he resides in Torrington, Connecticut. BECKY THOMAS enjoys crocheting, cross-stitch, and playing video games. She is also the coauthor of Loom Magic!: 25 Awesome, Never- Before-Seen Designs for a Rainbow of Projects, and she lives with her husband, Patrick, and their cats, Leo and Leia, in Burlington, Massachusetts.
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Published 2014-01-01 by Skyhorse

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The Rainbow Loom—a loom for weaving jewelry and other objects out of colorful rubber bands that has become one of the hottest toys this holiday season—has been a boon to children’s publishers that got ahead of the trend. Read more...

This is a story in The New York Times about the “soaring” popularity of Rainbow Looms. Read more...

Dutch/Moon, French/Michel Lafon-Carrousel, French-Canada/Modus, Portuguese/Goody, Spanish/Planeta, Hebrew/Kinneret, Czech/Euromedia — and here in the US I placed them with Scholastic clubs & fairs and with Children’s Book of the Month Club.