🌈 Enhanced Rainbow Loom Tail Kit Review

My daughter had plastic hooks, I think they were in the rainbow box we got from Michaels. Well it broke with time and I have 2 for my girls and now they feel a lot lighter and more comfortable in their arms.

Four just because I don't know how it will hold up over time. I bought this to replace my daughter's original which broke easily. However, I can tell you that it is better constructed than the original and seems to fit your hand better.

While the loom can use a crochet hook to create ribbons, the rainbow loom's official crochet hook couldn't be better. For more complex designs, it can contain several strips at once. It also has a smaller, thinner and more open metal hook that is ideal for weaving intricate items. I love it and will definitely buy it again!

Bought because everyone at work developed a skill, hobby or craft. I'm addicted to rum. So I took the chance and decided to find a trade. If little kids can show off, how difficult can that be? Lol Who cares what it was a few years ago in Rage. It turns out to be a bad move, but I made some pen cases. Half good, half cool. But it was fun.

My 10 and 8 year old daughters love this rainbow loom hook. It also comes with a mini rainbow loom that you can use to make fishtails. It has a strong metal tip and is much better than plastic hooks that snap in half. They like to make bracelets and pendants with it, I definitely recommend this hook! Pictured is a water bottle and a pencil they made.

I've never had a plastic hook so can't compare them. I received my hookless kit and bought this metal hook to teach my 7 year old niece how to use the loom. I threaded this hook through the ring, stacked a bunch of tape and pulled it pretty tight and it held the pressure. It is convenient to hold and use. I haven't used the little loom that comes with it, I bought it mainly for the hook so I can't confirm how it works.

My 7 year old daughter couldn't find her bag of elastics and crochet hooks in the garage. We thought we could do some bracelets and a Girl Scout exchange. Fun summer activity right? Yes No. Hook-only designs are terribly complex. So, like all good moms, I searched the internet for solutions. I heard about this set on Pinterest (everyone cheers Mighty Red P) and thought we might give it a try based on the reviews. Now making bracelets is incredibly easy. No kidding, this kit and some ribbons are