It's no secret that we've got some superhero fans in our house. I went 30 years without knowing the intricacies (or even the names!) of most superheroes, and now I know more than I really care to.
I must admit, some of it is pretty cool, and definitely better than some of the other toys out there.
Rainbow loom bracelets have been the activity of choice this Summer. Again, I have to admit that I thought it was kind of silly and overpriced at first, but anything that keeps my boys concentration for an hour at a time is worth the money (and you can now find supplies for much much less at AC Moore!).
So, combining superheroes and bracelet-making must be a good match!
Thankfully, they're good at keeping everything organized because my borderline OCD is also no secret.
I must admit, some of it is pretty cool, and definitely better than some of the other toys out there.
Rainbow loom bracelets have been the activity of choice this Summer. Again, I have to admit that I thought it was kind of silly and overpriced at first, but anything that keeps my boys concentration for an hour at a time is worth the money (and you can now find supplies for much much less at AC Moore!).
So, combining superheroes and bracelet-making must be a good match!
Thankfully, they're good at keeping everything organized because my borderline OCD is also no secret.
Sorting these things is like therapy for me! #issues
As the rubberbands came out this morning, they began to fall into superhero color patterns. Little Guy decided to create some bracelets based on the characters.
Little fingers hard at work. (The shirt was not staged; this is pretty frequent attire.)
Check out some combinations, then tell us your favorites!
Wolverine
Hulk (the purple is for his tattered shorts!)
Batman (Brave and the Bold color palette)
Captain America
Iron Man
Superman
Poison Ivy
Flash
Green Lantern
Batman/Catwoman
Robin
Harley Quinn
We had this for Spiderman, then decided red and blue or red and black would be better...
Camo (I don't know if any comic heroes wear camo, but it's a cool combination. US Military = heroes :))
Me, in my pajamas, modeling my new Superman bracelet
We're missing a LOT! Who would you add? There are endless combinations. Try some of the more complicated patterns to make it even more dynamic!
If superheroes aren't your thing, try colors that match each of the Princesses, Disney character color combinations, sports teams (we have Phillies bracelets here, despite their patheticness of late), Ninjago guys...choose your own adventure :)
Rainbow Loom was not my creation (wish it was...). And obviously, I don't work for Marvel or DC. This is just our idea for cheap, easy Summer fun!
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