The Loom Launcher toys on Kickstarter include a series of rubber-band guns, but the real gems are the magic wands. 3D-printed magic wand zings rubber bands instead of spells - CNET X ...

A software firm is developing a program that will allow consumers to design loom bands on a mobile device, before 3D printing them in-store. No child under the age of 10 will be without a chain of ...

“UPS has started on this 3D printing journey since 2013 and we’ve been observing the progress of 3D printing for a while now, paying particular attention to its capacity to impact our ...

Re-lay your loom with bands 1–25, making sure the arrows face the right way! Then repeat steps 1–10 to create your second pair of wings. 12. Make sure the loom arrows are facing back toward you.

As of late there has been a lot of conflicting news in circulation about loom bands and phthalates - a harmful chemical commonly found in plastic products. Looms bands have become a nationwide ...

Loom Room is a 3D-woven installation. The designer built a loom machine on the second floor of a university building at the Eindhoven University of Technology and the Design Academy Eindhoven ...

The Rainbow Loom, a plastic device for turning small rubber bands into jewellery, has sold more than three million units worldwide. The sheer scale of the craze can be seen in the stats for Amazon UK.

And judging by how much work went into this miniature 3D-printed power loom, not to mention how fussy it is, it’s a wonder that we’re not all still wearing homespun cloth.

Loom bands can also be used to make necklaces, keychains, charms and figurines. Parents love them It's a good old-fashioned creative pastime that keeps their kids quiet for hours.

Loom Bands and the Rainbow Loom haven’t been around long – they were invented just three years ago by Michigan man Cheong Choon Ng, a Malaysian of Chinese descent who emigrated to the USA in 1991.