In September, when Greta Arcudi bought her daughter a bracelet-making kit called the Rainbow Loom, her son, Jake, was a little miffed because he wanted one, too. So she bought him one. "He's way ...

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 ...

Rainbow Loom Bracelets (Formerly TwistBandz) Are Tearing An UWS School Apart. By . ... using sticker books, gel pens and elusive Tickle-Me-Elmo dolls to establish playground hierarchy.

But when it came to the Rainbow Loom, he was insistent. “There are like 10 people at school that don’t have them. Everyone else is into it,” said Angelo, of Naperville.

If you have a 6- to 13-year-old on your holiday gift list, chances are you've shopped for the Rainbow Loom, a plastic-pronged device for weaving colorful rubber band bracelets. The kits were the ...

His Rainbow Loom YouTube channel has more than 66 videos and close to 4 million views. There are thousands of homemade videos from kids across the world on YouTube, too.

Rainbow Loom sells for about $15; Finger Loom retails for about $4 or $5, he said. Customers will be able to order them worldwide, he said.

Rainbow Loom is the runaway hit of this holiday season. The jewelry-making kit and its accessories occupy several top spots on Amazon's list of best-selling toys.Inventor Cheong-Choon Ng, who quit ...

The loom creates a menagerie of rubber band bracelets in different shapes, colors and sizes. "They're not that hard to make," 7-year-old Isabella Marcos said. Rainbow Looms have been flying off ...

We became a Rainbow Loom family. The kit came with 600 of the little, multi-colored rubber bands, used to make the bracelets and a variety of other things like rings, little bags and necklaces.

But the Rainbow Loom alone accounted for 2.9 percent of same-store sales growth last year, and Michaels sold the bracelet-making device for only six months of that period.