13.) The rubber band powered car is ready, but to give the wheels some grip, tie small rubber bands, two on each cap ‘only’ at the bottom. Picture 13. 14.) Voila!

Parents like it because it’s cheap. The looms often cost less than $15 and rubber band refills are around $3 - and more creative and hands-on than videogames or electronics.

Transform your everyday look with a handmade wide elastic headband featuring a playful ruffle scrunchie pattern. This charming DIY project is perfect for anyone who loves crafting stylish accessories ...

I came across this project a while back, but I've been saving it for when it made more sense to be celebrating spring. Rubber bands make a great power source for lots of homemade toys, and this riff ...

To build the racer, you'll need scissors, the power drill, glue gun, 17 popsicle sticks, some craft cubes, two craft wheels which will be used as the rear wheels, four bottle caps, two dowels, one ...

Crafts How To Dye Easter Eggs With Rubber Bands By Julie Van Rosendaal, Originally published by ParentsCanada Mar 21, 2016 ...