Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Fun Night Oct. 8


Twisted Sisters' Designs invites you to a "Make and Take", Oct. 8, during the "Monsters on Main" 2nd Friday Night out in Mesa. There will be lots of entertainment on Main Street, but you MUST come south on Robson to Twisted Sisters' and create you own bracelet for only $7.00. These pictures show two possibilities--one is stringing beads on an elastic cord--no clasp involved--great project to kids, and the other is made with glass beads and a clasp. There will be people there to help you create, so come on down and show off your creative skills.





Friday, September 17, 2010

Well, now that we've gotten rejeuvenated after completing our large order, we are off on another tangent--actually several tangents. First, creating enamel link bracelets is the rage for us.

While Debra was away, Mary and Rita had a wonderful Saturday together creating these link enamel bracelets. If you go to the web site, you will see that there are five more (for the moment) in various colors and sizes. These bracelets are very comfortable to wear--come on by the studio and pick out the colors you want, and we will custom make your personal bracelet.

Debra, meanwhile, has come up with several ideas for Halloween--more to follow on that subject when she gets back:)

Have a great and creative weekend, whatever you're doing.

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Hard at work












Twisted Sisters' Designs has been been hard at work filling a special order of enamel pendants and rings that are headed to the Junk Bonanza in Shakopee, MN in September. (See pictures)
As a reward for working so hard this past week, we will be closed Thursday, September 2 and Monday, September 6. If you need assistance during that time, please do not hesitiate to call Mary at 602-321-1117. Have a safe and wonderful weekend!

Friday, August 13, 2010

New techniques produce new creations!

Hi Everyone,
Well, your twisted sisters have been very busy this last week attending workshops to refill our creative caldrons--more soldering techniques, more enameling tricks, and more knowledge cutting and working with glass. It was quite educational, and we can't wait to incorporate these new ideas into our work.
Come visit our studio and gallery in Mesa and see how we are using these new techniques. We would love to give you a demonstration how some of our pieces are created. Give us a call, 602-617-0997, and arrange a time to meet.
See you soon.
Come one, come all!!! To the Dog Days of Summer in downtown Mesa tonight, Friday. Visit the downtown Mesa web site for all the activities, but most of all, visit us at Twisted Sisters' Designs. Bring your dog--we have lots of treats and plenty of water. Let your dog eat while you browse through our original works so you can have a treat too. See you tonight.

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Dog Days of Summer is coming to Downtown Mesa Friday, August 13, 6:00-9:00 PM. Come join us at the Twisted Sisters' Gallery, 48 S Robson. Don't forget that we are still giving 10% off the entire inventory and 20% off on specially marked items. Is it too soon to shop for that special Christmas gift--oh no, I can't believe I brought that up!!! Oh well...:)
Hope to see you at the Gallery Friday, August 13.

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Hi Everyone. We hope you're staying cool during our peak heat time in Phoenix--just think, we're halfway through the heat and will have beautiful weather soon:)



So, in the meantime, the twisted sisters are gearing up for a week of learning. Next week, August 4, 6, 7, and 8 we will be closed because we will be attending Art Unraveled workshops in Paradise Valley. We are really excited to learn more about the techniques we already know, and incorporate new ones into our pieces.



When you come to the studio, you will see that Debra has been experimenting with many different enamel paints and has created new pieces for you to see.



Mary is still an avid scarf painter--there are no boundaries in this medium, which suits Mary's artistic skills-she doesn't like boundaries!



And Rita has been creating mosaics, using memorabilia from her dad's collection. Here is a photo of what she has done--and she is eager for you to bring in your special treasures so she can create a masterpiece for your lasting enjoyment.


Have a good weekend. See you soon, we hope.

Mary, Debra and Rita