Rainbow Loom bracelets have taken the world by storm in recent years, providing a fun and creative outlet for people of all ages. From kids to adults, making these colorful bracelets is an enjoyable ...

Friendship bracelets? Silly Bandz? Those are SO yesterday. This year's hot trend with the elementary school set is Rainbow Loom bracelets. But you probably already know this if you have a young girl ...

First there were slap bracelets, then friendship wristlets and Silly Bandz, and now comes the newest youth accessory obsession, the Rainbow Loom. It differs from its predecessors in that kids can ...

Of all the new toys this year, this one looms large. Low tech but high on creativity, the Rainbow Loom has kids hooked —spending hours after school and on weekends making bracelets weaving together ...

This rule is a stretch! An Upper West Side elementary-school principal is banning colorful rubber-band bracelets, claiming the jewelry-making fad is a classroom distraction that causes fights on the ...

The Rainbow Loom is the latest toy craze, and the rubber bracelets made with it are showing up on powerful men--everyone from Governor Chris Christie to talk show host Jimmy Kimmel, who say they can't ...

First came friendship bracelets, then slap bracelets, then Silly Bandz. These days, Rainbow Loom bracelets are the hottest commodity for children’s wrist real estate. Kids make Rainbow Looms on their ...

Do you have a Rainbow Loom? If not, then you need to get going on this because it is the biggest thing in middle school fashion right now. Rainbow Looms are used to make bracelets from rubber bands.

Though kids can't assert dominance over one another with, say, the United States budget, they tap their sadistic power-grubbing potential pretty early on, using sticker books, gel pens and elusive ...

Rainbow Loom bracelets are bright, colorful, fun and -- at some schools -- now banned. A school in Park Slope, Brooklyn recently banished the rainbow bracelet weaving kits from the school grounds, ...