FLEXAFISH - Flat Hexafish - Rainbow Loom Bracelet Tutorial on One Loom

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This rainbow loom bracelet was originally designed by Rob @ Justin's Toys. If you enjoyed this rainbow loom bracelet tutorial, please share this design and let everyone know that justinstoys is where you learned it.
The Flexafish is a modified Hexafish bracelet which requires the same amount of bands but is flat. It resembles the triple fishtail but is much much smaller and sleek. It requires one clip and approximately 100 bands. In order to calculate how many bands you need, measure your wrist in inches and divide it by .067. Round this number up. You do not want wear this bracelet tight as it is a very tense bracelet.
Copyright © Justin's Toys, 2014 - Rerecording this video tutorial will result in a copyright strike.

[caitlinaronoff]

Anyone else bored during quarantine? I made a black and white one of these, it looks sick as hell.

[koatoxin]

whoa when he pulled it it all weaved together that would be my fav part of this video

[ren]

omg I made this 9 years ago and I'm so glad his videos are still up

[shannonl]

I completed this bracelet on a Monster Tail just now. The Monster Tail made things much easier. This is an awesome bracelet and is going to make a great gift for my niece!

[kyleikendalle]

Okay, I made this and it came out PERFECTLY, I just love it !

[DimitriPelletierYoutube]

when i screwed this up, i was like NO FLEX ZONE

[brittanywalker]

This is the best tutorial I have ever watched! This was the very first loom band I made and it came out perfectly! Thank you SO much.

[mjaylith]

Rob and Justin Toys ROCK. Prefer your videos to everyone else. Keep up the great work!

[erannashey]

that part where you stretch it out and it all forms together is so cool
 

[MegganW]

just bought a loom today, looked fun and something to do. did not regret at all!, Tried one other pattern so far and took it apart because i didnt like how it looked lol. making this one now. 

[mintyc]

I love this tutorial! I tried it with camo colored bands and a hexa loom. It came out great! Thank you so much for this!

[arlettemunoz]

"I'm going to grab my next color witch is foosha" LOL

[michaelrodriguez]

I messed up when clipping and tied the end. Still fits though. Really cool design

[sbb]

I absolutely love this bracelet, the variations are awesome as well. Thank you for posting this !!!

[kymmacfarlane]

This is my favorite bracelet so far - and I've made a bunch. After making several, I've managed to figure a couple of things out. Using opaque Rainbow Loom bands, it takes about 17 rows to make an inch of unstretched bracelet and a 5 inch bracelet will stretch out to be about 7 inches. I've made 'em to big...I've made 'em too small. Finally worked out a method.. Hopefully this helps others. Keep new stuff coming Rob. 

[YvonneWilson]

Thank you so much for such a clear and easy to follow tutorial Rob! My rainbow flexafish bracelet came out perfectly! :)

[ChrissieP]

I've been looking 4 strong sturdy bracelet like this that's made the way a Hexafish, etc is made. Thanx so much.

[kachoo]

This one looks mighty easy, and I think I ought to give it a try.  I have been looming for a year now; I have mastered all of the basic patterns, this past winter, mastered the intermediates, and mastered an advanced one this past summer, the zippy chain.  I like the way your bracelet turns out.  I can also do the hexafish but on a different product; this is the EZ Looper which is sold at AC Moore or Jo Ann Fabrics.  I got two loopers and two styluses so I gave one of them to my doctor which she gave to one of her daughters.  I think she and her associate made a trip to AC Moore and got some for themselves, and they are now learning how to be cool

[sophieraealagao]

I love it! so easy to follow..thanks for sharing this video..I am getting addicted to your design! actually made two hexafish in a row, , ,

[jessicadewit]

You are brilliant! What great videos do you make and what a genius if you create a flexafish by building it in your head! Thank you for shearing your awesome creativity!