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You know what those things in that picture up here are, don’t you? They’re loom bands. These things are everywhere, aren’t they! They’re in every kind of store I go in, including the grocery store! I see messages from friends in my Facebook feed where they’re talking about different projects to do with them. And at that very moment I am glad my oldest is 18 and has no interest. Why? That’s simple. Because I’m not crafty and I have no stinking clue what to do with them. If I didn’t see them so often online and someone handed me a bag of them there’s no doubt in my mind that I’d think they were hair scrunchies. Which of course they are not.
So you know what those are, and that I know nothing about what to do with them. But I have a good friend whose daughter absolutely loves them and is constantly looking for some more project ideas. She needed a family-friendly place full of like minded people. Enter LoomShare.
What’s LoomShare, you ask?
Loom Share is a fun place to get inspired from Loom designs, create your own, and share them with your friends, your school buddies, or all your fellow Loomers from around the world.
The first time you use the app you’ll probably want to go into the settings and set up what notifications you want to receive.
When logged into the app you’ll probably go to your feed, which is where you can get a quick look at everything that’s going on. Or maybe you’re the adventurous type, and will just look around under Discover.
But you might want to do more then look. You might want to do. What can you do? Well… how do you feel about contests?
You can create contests or join contests that others created, earn points and fun badges, and advance your ranking until you become a Super Loomer.
What I found interesting about LoomShare is that it isn’t just an informational app, it’s a community. A niche social network if you will. But, it’s a community designed with families, as well as today’s ever-growing need for caution when interacting with others while online. Kids and adults can share their designs in a safe environment, because while in LoomShare there is no direct user communication other than “loving” designs.
You can purchase LoomShare from the iTunes store for $0.99. You can also find the LoomShare Android app on Google Play.
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this is so cool, my daughter is really into this and I am sure she would love this.
I’ve seen these, but haven’t brought any into the house. I fear they’d be everywhere thanks to my 4 year old. Very neat app, though.
My niece really enjoys loom crafts. She would absolutely love Loomshare!
My boys were SO into making loom bracelets at the beginning of the school year, but it seems to have died down a bit.
This is so cool. There are so many fun things to make with these.
I had no idea that you could make such intricate loom bracelets!
My daughter has always been big into loom crafts. I am sure she would love this!
My kids are better at the loom than I am LOL
I had no idea something like this existed. I use to loom when I was younger. My oldest might like to try this out.
No way, what a cool idea! I’m going to share with my oldest and I bet she’ll be on it all the time!
How cool! I have been seeing these things everywhere. It’s neat that kids can share their loom designs and find new ones!
My nephew was really into loom crafts for a while. I don’t know if he still is but if so I will definitely be sharing this with him.
I want to get some Loom Bands for my niece, I think she would love them!
These are a lot harder to make than they look! At least from what I could tell. Everyone is crazy about them though!!
My daughter has a loom. She loves making bracelets for everyone.
I have yet to join the loom crazy but we have nieces and nephews that are crazy wild over them. I will share this with them. Very cool. Thank you.
Those bracelets look pretty neat! I had seen these in stores but wasn’t sure what they were exactly.
I know several little girl who would love this! WHat a fun idea for Loom lovers!
Looks like fun. My niece is very into these.
My oldest is really into making looms. We are going to have to check this APP out together.
A whole community full of ideas? That is just fantastic! Loomers unite!
Oh my! Can you imagine the inspiration for projects that would come from this?
So much fun, I see so many kids wearing these, unfortunately my kids have had no interest in them. I wish they did because I want them to make me one! LOL!
I can’t wait until my daughter is old enough for this. We are going to have so much fun!
Both of my nieces are really into making jewelry right now. They love making friendship bracelets. We’ll have to check this out.
My daughter makes these bracelets like crazy! So fun and better for the kids than technology!
Does the potholders we once did count? Universal colors or color coordination my must.
My daugher would love this. She is hooked on all the looms. She loves making new things!