Want to jazz up an old glass vase and give it a modern flare? All you need are some rubber bands and a little paint to make a unique vase.

Rubber bands aren't typically used for anything much more elaborate than securing a sheet of paper into a tube. But the addition of substance du jour graphene gives them a new, scientific function ...

This Alien facehugger may only be made out of rubber bands, but it's still scary and it's still giving us anxiety. See how it was made.

3. Tear off another piece of paper towel and secure it on the other end with another rubber band. Shake your maraca to keep a beat! Make a banjo 1.

How will you make some of the other cool things powered by rubber bands that we've talked about on the blog if you can't put together an ace blueprint with perfect dimensions? At least when it comes ...

Watch the video below to learn how to assemble the parts to create a two-part launcher formed from a plastic bottle and a card cylinder hitched together with rubber bands.

Have you always wanted a desktop stand for your iPhone but you don’t want to pay those outrageous department store prices? If you said – nay, shouted – YES! then let me ask you two ...

Make colorful elastic bracelets with loom bands in just minutes. This easy DIY is perfect for beginners, kids, or anyone looking for a quick and fun craft.

If you don't have a capo—or if you just forgot to bring one to your jam session—you can quickly put one together with just a pencil and a couple rubber bands.

Our beloved bands start of life as blocks of spongey-type material that's basically just sap from rubber trees. For some reason, they dye it yellow, too.