The Cheese Thief

[...] , it actually looks like a bracelet that I would purchase. I also made this bracelet without a Rainbow Loom.  I just used my fingers to make it!  Included below is a video tutorial on how to [...]

[...] Here are two new Rainbow Loom patterns with video tutorials.  I didn't realize that my videos were not viewable via [...]

[...] I really love this Rainbow Loom.  I've been thinking up new patterns and just knocking the bracelets out for Avery.   [...]

[...] I've made a bunch of Rainbow Loom tutorials on my YouTube channel.   These rubber band bracelets can be pretty addicting to make, [...]

[...] coats.  Three coats of polish was necessary to cover all the text on the bottom side of the gift card. Let chevrons dry for at least two hours.  Attach jump rings to each hole.  Cut two strands of [...]

[...] eligible purchase on Walmart.com will receive a Walmart eGift card emailed to them weekly. The gift card will be emailed within 10 days after a qualifying Citi® credit card purchase occurs. Who [...]

[...] is, it's basically today's version the lanyard bracelet.   The loom comes with tiny rubber bands that you put on in patterns and use something that looks like a crochet needle to hook [...]

[...] , but still doable without a loom.  I've been making so many bracelets I've run out of rubber bands.  I ran to Target during lunch to pick up some (read on a forum that Target had them at [...]

[...] a lot nicer than knitting because a project takes less than 20 minutes to complete.  The rubber bands are relatively inexpensive and you can even make patterns without a loom.  I have a few [...]

[...] Stick contact paper onto onesie.  Rub the sticker on securely, especially on the edges. Use fabric or acylic [...]

[...] ;11. Mistral  12. The Only Exception Here is a little card I made using contact paper and Pacifico font.  You can use contact paper from the dollar store instead of the [...]

[...] with your Sillohette or Criket machine. You do not need to use expensive vinyl, I used contact paper from the dollar store. I used a stencil font (Cargo Crate) found on dafont.com.  Stencil [...]

[...] Rainbow Loom in the mail and am so excited.  For those of you who don't know what a Rainbow Loom Bracelet is, it's basically today's version the lanyard bracelet.   The loom comes with tiny [...]

[...] my fingers to make it!  Included below is a video tutorial on how to make a Rainbow Loom bracelet without a loom.  I have more videos coming of new complex bracelets without a [...]

[...] (one loom)Rainbow Bracelet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsEMGCjuqsI How to extend rainbow loom bracelet with just one loom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oAiceJtXeA Double sided Rainbow [...]

[...] 2-3 tablespoons of sugar (more if you want a richer color).  Shake bag and mix well.  Easy peasy colored sugar.  You can now make small batches all colors of the rainbow.  If you added [...]

[...] I found online and cut it to the shape of my iphone case.  Slip it into the case and easy peasy a new iphone case.  I have to admit that I did not think of this idea for the case [...]

[...] to give try this in our bathrooms.  But instead of just putting a cupful out I put it in a mason jar and punched holes with our monogram in it, just to make it look more decorative. Here is the [...]

[...] container.  I like finding unexpected jars around the house, maybe a tin pail or a mason jar to put my flowers in  (Just be sure to clean your jar as to prolong the life of the [...]

[...] and either seal or keep refrigerated. Use immediately, or follow canning instructions from your mason jar. *The usual ratio of sugar to strawberries is 1lb of strawberries to 1 cup of sugar.  So [...]

[...] for the bracelet name along with Rainbow Loom and the tutorial should show up. These rubber band bracelets are truly addicting to make.  With techniques similar to crocheting, but less commitment I [...]

[...] rubber bands, you could get some pretty intricate patterns.  I made a few of these rubber band bracelets for my niece and daughter.  I am probably too old to be sporting these bracelets, but [...]

[...] I'm making.  I mentioned in a previous post that I am way too old to be wearing these rubber band bracelets.  While that still holds true for some of the designs, there are a few ways I have [...]

[...] I've made a bunch of Rainbow Loom tutorials on my YouTube channel.   These rubber band bracelets can be pretty addicting to make, and also a great craft for kids.  My three year old (now [...]