Magic Loom Rainbow Draw

Design your own glowing loom creations with Magic Loom! Use a rainbow of colors to draw anything your creative mind can think of!

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Entertainment	$0.99	Gluten Free Games LLC	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Magic Loom Rainbow Draw Screenshot on iOS

A RAINBOW OF COLOR - A dozen stunning neon colored loom bands to create an infinite number of unique creations.

EASY TO USE - Simply touch and drag to start creating.

FULL SIZE CONTROL - Scale your bands to make add even more detail to your designs.

KID FRIENDLY FUN - No ads or in-app purchases, just glowing fun for the whole family!

Be a part of the hot new loom band craze! Download Magic Loom and start creating today!

Big thanks to Kevin MacLeod for providing great music Royalty Free:
Sock Hop by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)

Reviews

Love loom drawing!
newappreviews

What a brilliant concept! It's fun to create things on the go and then make them for real when I get home. Really beautiful graphics too! 5 stars!

a lot of fun!
TheKidsAppGuy

great game to keep the kids busy. The graphics are really pretty especially at night! great glow effects and beautiful colors! I definitely recommend it!

Cute and creative!
Schnorrosaur

I have a loom at home and I love making desgins with this when I'm out and about. The graphics are gorgeous and it's really easy to use. I love it!

Just a drawing app
Alohababy

This is one app I'd like to "return". Unless I'm not seeing possibilities that are there, what's the point? My grandson found and asked for this because he's an avid rainbow loom creator, but this isn't a design and then make it app, just a way to draw with little circles. It might help predesign a Perler bead creation, but why bother? He just visualizes them in his head, then sets up the beads. I've gotten similar drawing apps for free. This app just uses the popular rainbow loom craze to lure kids in and then, in my particular case, gets them to convince a busy grandmother to put in her password. Lesson learned, though. Next time I'll check it out much more carefully and not be focusing on the fact that he was able to search for apps, read about them himself, and find one he thought he wanted. I think he's learned, too, that everything is not what it says it is, so I guess a good lesson for both for $.99.