How to Assemble and Use the Wrapit Loom™

Attach the base.

Attach the clamp.

Attach the sliding clip.

Attach extension track.

Bracelet length

To customize your bracelet length, fold the cord in half. Measure the cord around your wrist. Add about 3 - 4 extra inches to allow for knots. Cut the cord.

To create a standard bracelet length, refer to template guide.

Add a button

Insert both ends of the cord through the holes on the "RL" logo side of the button. Slide the button until it is in the middle of the cord.

Tie knots

Tie a knot to secure button. To create button loops, tie three knots on opposite end of cord.

Place the cord on loom

Place the button into the "clamp."

Slide knot into "sliding clip"

Secure cord

Pull sliding clip away from clamp (a few clicks) to tighten cord.

Prepare wrap line

For specific designs, measure and cut the wrap line according to the bracelet template.

Weave wrap line onto cord

Place the wrap line over the cord. Wrap the left side of the thread under and over the cord on the left. Wrap the right side of the thread under and over the cord on the right.

Tip: Adjust the wrap line so the line is centered with equal halves.

Tie wrap line knot

Pull the slide ends to tighten wrap line against the cord knot. Tie a simple knot with the wrap line.

Pour beads onto tray

Snap the "bead tray" onto the stand. Put beads onto tray. Use triangle trays to help sort and transfer beads.

Line Beads up

Gently shake the tray until the beads align in the track.

Threading bead(s)

Pick and thread bead(s) with one side of the wrap line.

Threading bead(s)

Pick and thread bead(s) with one side of the wrap line.

Align beads

Pull both ends of the wrap line to slide the bead(s) in between the cords.

Wrap bead(s)

Weave the wrap line over the cord and up through the center.

Continue wrapping beads

Repeat Steps 12 -15 to secure beads. Repeat these steps until the end.

Finish wrap line

Tie three simple knots to secure the wrap line.

Tip: Use glue to help reinforce knot.

Cut excess wrap line and cord

You did it!