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Just My Style Fashion Punch Style & Stitch Loom

Name: Just My Style Fashion Punch Style & Stitch Loom
Brand: Just My Style
Price: 17.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (1304 reviews)

4.4 1,304 ratingsAges 6+

Forget knots and braids — lay a template on the loom, punch the stylus through one dot at a time, and a heart-row bracelet appears.

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In the box: punch loom, stylus, plastic sewing needle, 10 bracelet templates, 8 bundles elastic cord, instructions
You'll make: 10 patterned punch-stitch bracelets, then many more
Ages: 6+
Shelf: Jewelry Making

Why we made it

Punch, stitch, wear, share — that is the whole routine, and it is genuinely that quick. Line up one of ten printed templates on the 9.4-inch punch loom, match the cord colors to the pattern, then press the stylus through dot by dot. Hearts, chevrons, circles and stripes build up on the grid the way a peel-and-press sheet fills a blank notebook, except this one ends up on your wrist.

Our favorite detail is the do-over. Not loving a design halfway through? Lift the elastic off the template and punch it again, because all eight bright cords — purple, gold, orange, light pink and the rest — are reusable. That makes the loom friendly for the littlest designers and a fast production line at birthday parties, sleepovers or in the back seat. Ten finished bracelets are the start, not the limit.

The good stuff

Punch loom (9.4 x 4.58 in.) and stylus replace knotting and braiding entirely
10 follow-along templates, from a row of hearts to geometric zigzags and chevrons
8 bundles of stretchy elastic cord, 2 to 5 yds each, all reusable
Plastic sewing needle and easy instructions included for finishing each bracelet

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Watch it come together

A short clip from the box makers themselves — see what the pieces look like out of the bag, how big the finished project turns out and what the first steps feel like before you peel a single sticker.