Catholic Rainbow Loom Bracelet

February 21, 2014Activities, Crafts, Rainbow Loom Standard

Looking for a new twist on the popular Rainbow Loom bracelets?

Introducing Catholic Rainbow Loom bracelets!

catholic rainbow loom bracelet

Adding a religious charm or medal is not only easy, but also a great gift-giving idea!

catholic rainbow loom bracelet Begin by slipping your medal onto a single band.
Loop one end through the other and pull tightly.

catholic rainbow loom bracelet Your medal is now ready to go on the loom. Use the band as you would use a regular band.

This idea can be applied to all of your favorite Rainbow Loom patterns!

catholic rainbow loom bracelet

Have fun using the Rainbow Loom to share a little bit of the Faith!

Comments

Catholic Child February 21, 2014 at 4:21 am -

Wow! This is definitely a cute idea! We <3 it!

Angie | Catholic Printables Online February 26, 2014 at 3:04 pm -

That is so cool! I will definitely have to show my daughter (and pin it for remembering later).

Kathleen March 21, 2015 at 3:18 pm -

I like this idea! I got some medal charms and recreated one of my bracelets with a charm on it. I made one with a charm of Saint Therese.

Is there any way to post a picture of the bracelet that I made?

Ann March 24, 2015 at 5:47 pm -

Hi Kathleen!
Please feel free to email me with a picture or two of your Rainbow Loom bracelet! You can send them to ann@catholicplayground.com and we’ll review them for the website! Thanks so much for your comment!

In Christ’s love,
Ann from the Catholic Playground

Janice May 9, 2016 at 5:42 pm -

I like the first photo showing the bracelet with several charms. Is it possible to have your daughter direct us to the loom design for that particular bracelet? Thank you in advance.

Gemma May 13, 2016 at 1:04 pm -

Hello Janice!

Therese used the Rainbow Loom “Starburst” pattern for the bracelet in the first photo. You can find it at the Rainbow Loom site: http://www.rainbowloompatterns.org/rainbow-loom-bracelets/

Hope that helps! Thanks for visiting the Catholic Playground!

God bless,
Gemma