| Race | Fairy |
| Gender | ♀ Female |
| Series | One-Offs |
| Magical Item(s) / Animal(s) | Golden Loom |
| Symbol(s) | Loom bands & hearts |
| Location | Wetherbury Village |
| Special Thanks | Rachel Elliot |
| Publish date |  4 December 2014
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Luna the Loom Band Fairy is the 6th fairy in the One-Offs series.
Blurb[]
Luna the Loom Band Fairy's magic helps everyone have lots of fun making things with loom bands. But when Jack Frost steals her magical golden loom, everyone's creations start to go wrong!
Appearance[]
Luna has long brown hair pulled back by a loom band bow. She wears a pale pink cropped jumper, a long flowing pale yellow skirt, pink strappy high heels and loom band bracelets, and a loom band anklet. Her wings are pointy and dark pink-tinted.
Symbol: Loom bands and pink hearts.
Magic Object/Job[]
Magical Object: Golden Loom
Job: Luna's job is to help everyone have lots of fun making things with loom bands.
Jack Frost's Poem[]
Loom-band art is all the rage,
It's fun no matter what your age.
They say beginners must start small,
But that's no kind of fun at all!
I'm thinking big! I will not wait.
Luna's loom will make me great.
Let humans' loom bands twang and snap.
I'll weave while they get in a flap!
Story Summary[]
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Kirsty is waiting for Rachel and her family to arrive and when she does, they gift each other loom band friendship bracelets. Mrs Tate tells them about the loom band workshop and asks them if they’d like to go. They agree, and hurry off to the café to see kids working with looms, hooks and bands. Once the girls have chosen what to make, they hear an angry teenager complaining about everything to the organiser, Sarah. The girls see that it’s Jack Frost, and race out of the workshop to use their fairy dust to go to Fairyland.
When they get there, Queen Titania welcomes them and takes them to watch, in the Seeing Pool, Jack Frost and a goblin sneak in the direction of Luna’s Loom Workshop. Rachel and Kirsty fly over to her workshop and warn her of Jack Frost’s plans, and Luna realises he’s taken her golden loom. They return to the human world to search for it and the workshop is in chaos - no one can make loom bands things properly. Under a tablecloth, the girls find two goblins flicking bands at each other, and they tell the girls how Jack Frost is planning to steal all the loom bands from around the world, starting with the biggest loom-band factory in the world. Luna thanks them for the information, and she magics herself and the girls to a factory. They spot the goblins stealing bags of loom bands, so Rachel sets off the emergency alarm, causing all the workers to leave. They find Jack Frost on the roof with a big bag of loom bands and Luna’s loom but he disappears back to his Ice Castle. After the fairies follow him there, he finds them and imprisons them, taking Luna’s wand. Rachel gives her loom band bracelet to Luna so she can open the catch of the lock, and they’re free.
The fairies find Jack Frost and the goblins sitting in a room creating loom band things, and decide to flick loom bands at the creations so they have to chase after them. As everyone’s distracted, Luna gets her wand back, Jack Frost drops the golden loom and Kirsty picks it up. The girls hold onto Luna as she magics themselves out of the castle and back into her gallery. Luna thanks them for their help, and sends them back to the workshop where everyone’s working hard on their loom band things, and decide to make new bracelets.
Trivia[]
- The book was based on the 2014 jewellery-making craze, Rainbow Loom.
- It is the first Rainbow Magic book to be based on a popular culture trend, with many others to follow.
- The rainbow on her book is made of loom bands.
- The original book cover was two shades of pink, and Luna was black and white. The background colour was changed to blue when published.
- The poem at the start of the book shows a loom instead of Jack Frost's ice bolts.
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