Prism Magic Clothing and Imports
Located at 2161 Pyramid Way Sparks, NV 89431 Phone: (775) 356-5577Spring is HERE! Finally!
The lilacs are in bloom. Looks like the peach tree blooms are going to stick. The quince is going crazy & I’ve been eating flax blooms for the past couple of days.
Steve & I have 2 bee hives in our back yard. Our friend is a bee keeper & he placed one a few years [...]
Eco-Chic, Prism Magic is THERE!
Join us in the LOFT at the Siena Reno Hotel and Spa THIS Thursday for the Eco-Chic Fashion Show
Welcome to Our World…
Prism Magic Clothing and Imports is the Funkiest Store in Sparks in the Funkiest building in Sparks!
Let’s Review…
Me: “I’m sending out the store email today. What do you want me to say?”
Steve: “Well no one’s taken advantage of our tie-dye trade in. You can mention that.”
I want to thank you for letting me be myself…
I just got back from Vegas. I did a bunch of shopping for the store and have so many fun things on order! It’s trade show season! I’ll be going back in April for the lingerie & costume conventions.
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Spring is HERE! Finally!
Posted on May 18th, 2010 No commentsThe lilacs are in bloom. Looks like the peach tree blooms are going to stick. The quince is going crazy & I’ve been eating flax blooms for the past couple of days.
Steve & I have 2 bee hives in our back yard. Our friend is a bee keeper & he placed one a few years ago. It produced 28 pounds of honey so he asked if he could place a second one.
Hive #1 is Australian bees. I’m pretty sure that they scream ”AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE OY OY OY!!!” when they fly out of the hive.
Hive #2 is (get this) ferrel Italian bees. Yeah. Not much to say about them.
Dan (the bee keeper) goes into buildings that have bee invasions & captures the swarm. Rather than the bees being killed these can continue living and pollinating.
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Sunday is Mothers day.Give her a call. Give her a hug. Write her a letter telling her how much she means to you. Pick a bouquet out of your yard & over night it to her if she’s out of the area.
My Mom is 86. She’s an amazing woman.
When I was in my 30’s she & I got into a big fight. I told her that she was done raising me and it was time to work on our friendship.
Both of us are glad that we had that fight. It’s moved us forward and we can talk the way friends talk. Very little editing on my part when we talk.
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In this issue:1. Shoe sale!
2. Mark your calendars
3. I’m about to boast
4. New stuff
5. Misc stuff********************
1. Shoe sale!
Gotta make room for the new shoes. The shipment should hit any day.All old stock is 20% off! Limited to stock on hand & not on new shoes.
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2. Mark your calendarsWeekend of June 5 & 6 we’ll be celebrating our 3rd anniversary.
Sat June 5 is our 2nd annual costume exchange.
There will be a free area set up & a “I want to sell this” area. No cost.
Sunday will be our tie-dye day!
Come & tie-dye with us.
Hoop Jam on Sunday!We might even play Burner Bingo.
If you’re in a band & want to play let me know.
Let’s celebrate our 3rd year in Sparks!
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3. I’m about to Boast!You guys know Amy? She works here on Sundays. She’s a photography major at UNR. There’s a fun pic that she took of me that is up behind the counter. I’ve got clown make-up on & am yawning while reading the paper.
Well our Amy is showing at the Studio on 4th! 432 E. 4th Str, Reno.
“Inconspicuously Conspicuous”
Go check it out. She’s so talented. You’ll be boasting about her, too!
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4. New stuffShoes, shoes, shoes.
Corsets, corsets, corsets
Latex paint
Eyelashes
Bindi’s
Tartan plaid stuff***************
5. Misc StuffOur new web site is up!
http://prismmagicclothing.com**
Tie-dye trade in is still happening.Bring in your old tie-dye shirt & get $5 off a new one.
Limited to 1 old shirt per new shirt.
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Support your local farmer.Great Basin Basket started last week. We’re the Sparks pick up location.
More info: http://www.greatbasinbasket.com/
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Come shopping! Support us!
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Apriluary…
Posted on April 21st, 2010 No commentsSent 4/21/2010
These are the things I know today:
1. Coffee rocks my world.
2. My work room is a disaster (explained later)
3. Snow in April is NOT a surprise
4. Picking tulips makes me happy.
5. Oranges cut in 8ths are easier to eat but don’t make smiles the way oranges cut in 4ths do.******************
In this issue:
1. Eight days gone and a van full of stuff
2. My work room is a disaster
3. Earth Day
4. Tickets We got em. We can sell em.
5. Misc stuff***
1. Eight days gone & a van full of stuffMy friend Dana sent me a text that said “Your life rocks”. He’s so right. My life does rock. And it rocks cause of you guys.
I drove down to Vegas for the International Lingerie & Costume convention last week.
These guys know how to put on a convention. They feed breakfast and lunch every day & dinner monday night before the fashion show.
Yes. Lingerie & costume fashion show. It rocks. It’s fun. And this time they had PLUS SIZE models! SWEET!
I’ve ordered corsets, paisties that say “Metropolis 2010″, corsets, latex paint, corsets, eyelashes, corsets, eye glitter kits, corsets, boots, corsets, shoes, corsets….. Did I mention corsets? Oh yeah. Corsets baby. Corsets. Oh and PLUS SIZE TIGHTS!!! Corsets.
Things will start to hit us next week.
After Vegas I drove to Orange county to visit family & met up with friends at Disneyland. A life long friend’s sister works at D’land & she got me in.
My friends & I wanted to get ears with our Playa names but it turns out that D’land has a policy that they won’t embroider nick names lest it “offend” someone.
And the fiesty embroidery lady said to me “I’m not about to lose my job over your $12 ears and $3 embroidery job.” This was not the happiest place on earth for me at that time. I told the woman that the name Jane offended me. (No offense to all you Janes out there.)
Off to the LA mart for fur fur & more fur. (Note to Barry: Dino fur is here.)
I hit a few resale shops and spent way more than my budget.
Rianna is pricing & putting things out over the next few days. First come first serve!
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2. My workroom is a disaster
I’m involved in an Eco fashion show on thurs night.
You see a t-shirt. I see a corset or 2 or 5.
My Luscious Ladies will be modeling. You gotta come!
Here’s the info:
Join us Thursday, April 22nd, 7 pm for a special Earth Day Celebration at the Siena Hotel Spa Casino…Upstairs in The Siena’s newest venue The Loft.
WE’RE HOSTING AN EARTH DAY FASHION SHOW FEATURING
THE HOTTEST TRENDS IN RECYCLED, AND REUSED FASHION AND ACCESSORIES.LIVE MUSIC // DRINK SPECIALS
KALIFORNIA JEAN BAR // JUNKEE CLOTHING EXCHANGE //
PRISM MAGIC CLOTHING’S LUSCIOUS LADIES // RENO ENVY //
RED DIRT FASHION // NIGHTKIND BURNER GEAR //
RENO UPCYCLE // & MORE…FREE admission. Come support these talented artists, designers, models and styling professionals.Free Free Free
21 +
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3. Earth DaySteve & I will be set up this weekend at two Earth Day celebrations.
Sat join us at the Village at Squaw Valley.
Sunday join us at Idlywild Park in Reno.
Both are free events and are family friendly.
Music, food, kid’s crafts.Weather will be PERFECT!
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4. Tickets: We got em, We can sell em.Controlled Burn’s “Spring Fling” Spaghetti feed & fund raiser
Dress in your best Bunny costume!
Costume contest
5:30-9:30
All ages!
$10 for all you can eat spaghetti***
Reno Roller Girls Derby tickets: $10
Next bout: May 1.
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Reno Blues Society “Spring Dance”
Sat, May 1, 7pm
The Shawn Kellerman Band
$15
*****If you have an event that you have tickets for please let us sell them for you. We don’t charge a service fee.
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5. Misc StuffIn the words of my 9 year old great nephew “Raise the roof Friend”.
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Eco-Chic, Prism Magic is THERE!
Posted on April 21st, 2010 No commentsAs Lauren goes insane trying to finish everything for the show tomorrow, I thought it would be prudent to post about this, as Prism Magic is featured in this show. Join us in the LOFT at the Siena Reno Hotel and Spa THIS Thursday for the Eco-Chic Fashion Show:
WHAT: Eco Chic Fashion Show
WHERE: The Loft, Siena Reno
WHEN: Thursday April 22, 2010 7pm-11pm
COST: No coverLauren’s fashions will feature corsets made from recycled and re-purposed t-shirts. You ARE NOT going to believe what she’s done with T-SHIRTS!! They are BEAUTIFUL! The Luscious Ladies will have a an 80’s theme. Leg warmers, petticoats and corsets, oh my. We can’t wait to show you what we’ve got, come play with us!
From their Facebook post:
WE’RE HOSTING AN EARTH DAY FASHION SHOW FEATURING THE HOTTEST TRENDS IN RECYCLED, AND REUSED FASHION AND ACCESSORIES.LIVE MUSIC // DRINK SPECIALS // KALIFORNIA JEAN BAR // JUNKEE CLOTHING EXCHANGE // PRISM MAGIC CLOTHING’S LUSCIOUS LADIES // RENO ENVY // RED DIRT FASHION // NIGHTKIND BURNER GEAR // RENO UPCYCLE // & MORE…
FREE admission. Come support these talented artists, designers, models and styling professionals.
Designer Features from some of the other Designers:
Reno Upcycle
Upcycle is the idea of taking something old, outdated, unwanted, or just in need of a change, and giving it new life. It is a way to reduce and reuse items that may have otherwise been destined for a landfill. With a little imagination anything can be upcycled. Whether it be a new coat of paint, some embellishments, or a complete overhaul, most items can be given a second chance. Upcycling has no restrictions. It can be furniture, household items, clothing, even entire rooms. One can upcycle everyday, by being earth conscience you will find ways to reuse almost everything. Renoupcycle.com is committed to sustainability and reducing useless waste.
Nightkind Burner Gear
Catherine Sweet is a super heroine cross between Elvira Mistress of the Dark and Zena Warrior Princess. She sets her Scorpio swagger to fine crafting intricate, wearable art and accessories made of chain maille (a traditional form of armor), silver and high quality leather. “I’m gearing the line toward the Burner crowd because they have the free and open lifestyles to really appreciate what I’m doing with these garments,” says the beautiful artisan. Each custom piece is struck, twisted, cut, linked and sewn by hand in a tedious process that’s part of an ancient master craft tradition. Sweet’s sexy halter tops, arm bands, sterling silver face chains and ear loops are all custom made-to-order, and truly one-of-a-kind.
Working out of her Artist’s Lofts studio, Sweet bends and cuts ¼” diameter, 14-17 gauge wire from a five pound spool; then hand spins the strand around a steel rod to form a coil. The coil is then cut with a hand-held, motorized cutting tool called a dremel. Each link is curled one-by-one with a pair of pliers to create a chain maille pattern dense enough to stop a sword’s blade. Leather mixes well with the material, melding masculine and feminine design elements to create studded ammo belts, vests, saddle bags and unique gift items. The care that goes into Sweet’s designs is a throw-back to a time when function and durability were the principle construction imperatives in all apparel. Sweet honors the rebel warrior spirit, in every link in the chain.
Jordan Miller’s Red Dirt Fashions
The vivid colors and delightful patterns used in Jordan Miller’s Red Dirt Fashion line can make the most trendy fashionista smile approvingly. The artist’s unique patchwork design technique, combined with her visionary ideation and impeccable execution of complex stitching, makes you feel like you’re on a psychedelic trip inside Alice in Wonderland.
“I love colors,” says the young designer. “When I hear from people that my clothing makes their day, it makes my day. I want to make people happy with my designs.” Miller started sewing her own clothes by hand after attending her first rave at age 14. Largely self-taught–except for a fashion history class and a beginners sewing class at Truckee Meadows Community College—the artist takes her cues from her quilting background and from kids she sees at underground concert events.
Miller’s styles are now a hot commodity in rave and Burner circles. The Nevada Arts Council is displaying Miller’s eccentric leggings as a focal point of their “Burning Man” clothing exhibit. The two-year tour will showcase Miller’s tights on mannequins in museums around Nevada. To order custom Red Dirt Fashions, contact Jordan Miller at 775-230-0440. www.myspace.com/reddirtfashion – reddirtfashion@gmail.com
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Welcome to Our World…
Posted on April 15th, 2010 No comments
Prism Magic Clothing and Imports is the Funkiest Store in Sparks in the Funkiest building in Sparks! Tie-dye, fun & funky clothing, Playa Wear, Burner Wear, Incense, custom costumes, mens clothing, plus sizes, faux fur, feathers, sequins, wings, fire spinning tools, new & used clothing -
Learn from MY mistakes…A Public Service Announcement
Posted on April 2nd, 2010 No commentsSent April 2, 2010
So I have two public service announcements.
#1. I killed our tv. By dusting it.
It was on & I decided to dust the screen so we could see the picture.POOF! Big static electric shock and away went the tv.
What have I learned?
Don’t dust when the tv is on.
Don’t dust.
(No, we don’t need another tv. We’ve gotten a replacement. Thanks anyway.)#2. TMCC has a dental hygienist program.
For $25 you get your teeth cleaned.
For another $25 you can have x-rays.They’re short on patients.
775-673-8247 You’ll leave a message & someone will call you back.
I found out I have a dead tooth. I need a root canal & crown. I’m putting it out there for any dentists that have a pro-bono program or maybe need a brush up on doing both?
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In this issue:
1. Pick an egg save some $
2. Clearance rack!
3. Class Schedule for April
4. Misc stuff******************
I tried coming up with a fancy smancy title for this promotion. Eh.
Boils (get it? Boils!?!) down to there’s a basket of plastic eggs on the counter. You pick one & there’s a coupon inside that gives you a chance to save $.
Not valid on consignment or special orders.***************
2. Clearance rackHer: “Is this seven hundred dollars or seven dollars?”
Me “It’s seven dollars.”
Her “Seven dollars for a sequin pant suit??”
Me “Yes. But if you want to pay me seven HUNDRED dollars I’ll let you.”
Her “Thanks but seven is just fine.”Need I say more?
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3. April Class ScheduleAfter looking at the calendar we’re taking April off from teaching scheduled classes.
You can still book tie-dye classes or parties but sewing classes will be taking a break.
See you in May!
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4. Misc StuffTie-dye trade in days is still happening.
Steve is planning on doing an art project for Burning Man using old tie-dye shirts.
Bring in your old shirt & get $5 off a new shirt. Limit one used shirt per new shirt.***
Come shopping!
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Let’s Review…
Posted on March 17th, 2010 No commentsSent March 17
Me: “I’m sending out the store email today. What do you want me to say?”
Steve: “Well no one’s taken advantage of our tie-dye trade in. You can mention that.”
Me: ”OK. What else?”
Steve: “Tie-dye classes and birthday parties.”
Me: ”Ok. What else?”
Steve: “Just tell them to come shopping.”
Rinse, Repeat.
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In this issue:
1. Tie-dye trade in days
2. Tie-dye classes and birthday parties
3. Sewing classes
4. Facebook and Email fan of the month
5. Misc stuff
6. Come shopping.*****************
1. Tie-dye trade in days.
Here’s the idea: You bring in your old tie-dye shirts & trade them in for a new one! Kind of our idea of a “Push Pull or Drag”.
Your old tie-dye shirt will be used in an art project at Burning Man.
Bring in your old tie-dye shirt and we’ll give you $5.00 off any new piece of tie-dye. Limit one old shirt per purchase.
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2. Tie-dye Classes & birthday partiesWe just had six of the greatest kids take a tie-dye lesson. They’re all home schooled and today was their art field trip.
I love teaching. Seriously! I love teaching.
Looking for something to do that’s different for you kid’s birthday party? Plan one with us! $15 per child includes shirt.
You get use of the classroom for 2 hours (which is plenty of time for tie-dye, cake & presents), teacher and all supplies.
Ages 8+.
Call us to check our schedule.
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Sat March 20: Basic pattern readingWe’re going to start on a field trip to Hancock Fabrics.
You’ll pick out a pattern, find fabric & learn how to cut, adjust and sew patterns.
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Tues March 23, Sat March 27: Fun with Fur!Learn the secrets to working with faux fur. You’ll make a shrug and boot covers. Pattern free!
You’ll need a rotary cutter for this project.
This class is good for all levels.
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I am working on Aprils schedule.
I will be repeating the “get to know your machine” class. I’ve had a request for a “HELP ME” class. You bring in the project you’re working on & I help you figure out what you need to do to finish.
What would you like to see me teach?*****************

4. Facebook & Email fan of the monthCongratulations to Mary Winsted our Facebook Fan of the month and Lauren Tabor our email fan of the month.
Both have won a $25 gift certificate!Yeah Mary & Lauren!
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I’m on a “give us a good review” kick.
I need you to review us. There’s three different places that need reviews:
1. Facebook fan page. Click on the “review” button.
2. Reno Metromix: http://reno.metromix.com/shopping/fashion_accessories/prism-magic-clothing-and-sparks/reader-review/561485/view#86c37b2df4482528e515749767ba762d
3. Google Maps: http://maps.google.com/maps?cid=7659669438996303030&hl=en&gl=usReview us! Tell the world about how much you love love love Prism Magic.
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Tickets:
We’ve got tickets for:1. Bohemian Burlesque presents Down the Rabbit Hole!
March 19, 20, 26 & 27
Great Escape, 1575 S. Virginia, Reno
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$12.00 in advance2. Yuri’s Night Reno 2010
Metropolis in SPACE!
April 10
The Underground 555 E. 4th Str, Reno.
21+
$12.00 in advance*********************
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I want to thank you for letting me be myself…
Posted on March 10th, 2010 No commentsSent March 5, 2010
I just got back from Vegas. I did a bunch of shopping for the store and have so many fun things on order! It’s trade show season! I’ll be going back in April for the lingerie & costume conventions.
But here’s the story I want to tell you.
I’m a Facebook junkie. I’ll admit it. It’s true.
The store has a fan page and I have a personal page.
Thru Facebook I’ve reconnected with friends from my childhood. Last week I was looking thru Tustin High School to see if I could find an old boyfriend. No luck on Jim but I did find Judy a woman I went thru elementary school with. She & I were involved in the same youth group all thru high school.
I sent her a friend request & she responded within an hour.
“I’ve been looking for you! Where are you?” she asked me.
Turns out she lives in Vegas and we ended up meeting for dinner this past Sunday. AFter talking for almost 4 hours we decided to get together again on Tuesday night to watch “Lost”. (Side note: Siad! I thought you were Jacob! OMG!)
One of the things that Judy said to me was “I remember you as a kid. You always had a funky style. I’m so glad that you’re able to continue on being funky!”
Thanks to all of you who’ve supported Steve & I for the past 3 years I can continue on being funky. AND I want to dedicate this Youtube video to all of you.
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In this issue:
1. Tie-dye Trade in days!
2. Sewing Classes
3. New stuff
4. Misc stuff1. Tie-Dye Trade-in days!
Here’s the idea: You bring in your old tie-dye shirts & trade them in for a new one! Kind of our idea of a “Push Pull or Drag”.
Your old tie-dye shirt will be used in an art project at Burning Man.
Bring in your old tie-dye shirt and we’ll give you $5.00 off any new piece of tie-dye. Limit one old shirt per purchase.
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2. Sewing Classes
You’ve replied that you want to learn how to sew.
Starting March 9 we’re going to start sewing classes.
All classes are $25 plus cost of materials.
Class size is limited to 4 students per session.
You MUST provide your own machine.
Tues classes are 9 am to noon or 6 pm to 9 pm
Sat classes are 9 am to noon
All projects must be finished before leaving!****
Tues March 9, Sat March 13: Getting to know your machineThis class is meant to help you with basics on your machine. You’ll learn how to thread, make a bobbin, sew basic stiches, importance of needles, use a rotary cutter. You’ll make 6 napkins and a table runner.
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Tues March 16, Sat March 20: Basic pattern readingWe’re going to start on a field trip to Hancock Fabrics.
You’ll pick out a pattern, find fabric & learn how to cut, adjust and sew patterns.*****
Tues March 23, Sat March 27: Fun with Fur!Learn the secrets to working with faux fur. You’ll make a shrug and boot covers. Pattern free!
You’ll need a rotary cutter for this project.
This class is good for all levels.
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I went crazy shopping in Vegas.
The racks are full.
Come now.
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4. Misc StuffCome shopping. Come support us.
We miss you.
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Sacrificing Comfort For Fashion…
Posted on February 23rd, 2010 No commentsSent February 23, 2010
Sacrificing comfort for fashion. That used to be my motto. I was reminded this past Sat night at the Tu 2.0 party when I wore fishnets that got tangled around my toes. Not fun. Not easy to dance with tangled toes. (Say that 3 times fast! Tangled toes Tangled toes tangled toes) But I looked great!
Silly that at 49 I still sacrifice comfort for fashion. (Are fish nets fashion? In my world they are!)
Steve & I have joked for years that our tie-dye is “built for comfort, not for speed”. And we’re sticking with that motto.
I’m so lucky to be able to wear what I want when I come to work. I have friends who work jobs that they have to hide their “freak”. Tattoos are covered, hair is dyed conventional colors and they have to wait until a special event to pull out their freak. Oh Wait. Am I talking about you?
Come get your freak on!
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1. Customer of the month
2. Sewing class schedule
3. Buckets
4. Misc stuff********************
My friend Janet took me out to dinner the other night because she won a $25 gift certificate to Naan Kabab for being Fan of the Month on Facebook. Why did she take me? Because I was the one who suggested she become a fan of Naan Kabab.
Steve & I talked about it and decided that we want to award two people a month $25 gift certificates to the store. One will be picked from our store email list and the other will be picked from our Facebook fan page.
Congratulations to #1243 on both lists: Jenni Montesano from Facebook and to Regina Warren from this email list! Both of you have won $25 gift certificates.
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2. Sewing Class scheduleYou’ve replied that you want to learn how to sew.
So starting March 9 we’re going to start sewing classes.
All classes are $25 plus cost of materials.
Class size is limited to 4 students per session.
You MUST provide your own machine.
Tues classes are 9 am to noon or 6 pm to 9 pm
Sat classes are 9 am to noon
All projects must be finished before leaving!****
Tues March 9, Sat March 13: Getting to know your machineThis class is meant to help you with basics on your machine. You’ll learn how to thread, make a bobbin, sew basic stiches, importance of needles, use a rotary cutter. You’ll make 6 napkins and a table runner.
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Tues March 16, Sat March 20: Basic pattern readingWe’re going to start on a field trip to Hancock Fabrics.
You’ll pick out a pattern, find fabric & learn how to cut, adjust and sew patterns.*****
Tues March 23, Sat March 27: Fun with Fur!Learn the secrets to working with faux fur. You’ll make a shrug and boot covers. Pattern free!
You’ll need a rotary cutter for this project.
This class is good for all levels.
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We get our dye in 3 gallon buckets. We’ve got stacks of empty 1-3 gallon buckets. With lids.
Come get em. Don’t call & ask us to hold them. We won’t.These aren’t food grade but are perfect for gardening, storing stuff for camping, etc.
First come, first serve.
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4. Misc StuffCome shopping. Keep us alive!
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So much to do…
Posted on February 5th, 2010 No commentsSent February 5, 2010
I’m in a play.
Yup.
A play.
Well it’s not really a play per se but an ensemble piece called “Love Squared”.
I’m performing a monologue that I’ve written.
And
It would mean the world to me if you came.
It’s next weekend Feb 12-14 at Bruka Theater, 775-323-3221 box office. Tickets are $18 in advance, $25 at the door.
I’ve not done anything like this since 11th grade when I was in “Call Me Madam” at Santa Ana High School.
Sure I’ve done stand-up and was a radio dj but an actual production? Nope.
So come see me in my Reno debut!
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Other stuff:1. Superhero SuperBOWLing
1.5 Valentines stuff
2. Fur Party
3. Mardi Gras
4. Sacred Loving Workshop
5. Classes
6. Costumes*********************
1. Superhero SuperBOWLingJoin us this sunday, 3pm at the bowling alley at the Grand Sierra Resort for the 3rd annual Superhero SuperBOWLing party.
Grab your capes, and masks! Need ideas on what kind of super hero to be? Come on in. We’ve got Superhero & Villian cape kits.
Holy 7-10 Split Batman!
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1.5 Valentines StuffSo what are you going to give your valentine? Something typical? Chocolates? Nope. Those go away. Flowers? Those die.
Come on in! We’ve got all sorts of unique presents.
Mosaic artist Katie Call sent a box of her new works. Mixed media with themes all about love. Prices start at $12!
Let’s talk wonderful hearts made from recycled windshields by Bill Stell. All sorts of colors and prices start at $18.
I’ve been busy making beaded jewelry. Bracelets, earrings and necklaces. All unique and priced very reasonably.
OR
You could come in & make a tie-dyed heart t-shirt. Matching would be cute and special. Call ahead to make sure we have space.
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2. Fur PartyGrand Sierra is hosting a Fur Party on Friday, Feb 12.
We’ve got all sorts of fun faux fur (say that 3 times fast!) in great colors. Boot covers, bikini tops, short skirts, long pants, shrugs can all be made in time for the furn party. Plus there’s plenty in stock, too.
(Rumor has it there’s going to be a protest at the fur party. Do you know how many muppets gave up their life for your coat??)
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Reno Blues Society presents a dance party at the Ramada Reno Hotel (used to be the Holiday Inn), 1000 East 6th Str, Reno.
Tickets are $15 advance & available here.
Sat Feb 13.
Music by Rosie Ledet and the Zydeco Playboys!
Buy your ticket at Prism Magic & get 20% off a feather mask.
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4. Sacred Loving WorkshopThis has to be one of the most romantic things you can do with your lover for Valentines.
Sunday, Feb 14 1-4 pm.
“Explore sacred communication, nurturing touch and conscious connection in an environment that supports and cultivates our spiritual essence.”
$100 per couple but if you mention Prism Magic it’s $85 per couple.
Lisa 775-741-4090
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5. ClassesI posted this on our facebook page last week and the interest was amazing. I had all sorts of phone calls and emails.
Looks like you want to learn how to sew!
We’re going to offer a few different sewing classes:
1. Get to know your machine.
Many of you have a machine but have no clue how to thread it, fill a bobbin or how to even turn on the light!
You’ll bring in your machine & we’ll make 6 napkins and a table runner.
2. Basic pattern reading.
We’ll start off with a trip to Hancock fabrics to pick out a beginner pattern and fabric. You’ll learn how to read a pattern, cut & modify to fit your body and how to make a pattern start to finish.
3. T-shirt quilt
This is a fun way to preserve your souvener t-shirts and still enjoy them.
This will be a two weekend project.
Requires a minimum of 12 t-shirts.
4. Fur is our friend.
Learn secrets to working with fur by making boot covers and a shrug.
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All classes are limited to 4 students at a time (classroom size). You will use your own machine. And a main rule of all classes: You can’t leave until your project is 100% FINISHED!!I’m still working on dates.
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Remember the green bunny suit I made last year for Barry? Barry who also ordered a bee costume, pants, shorts and a few other things for the Playa.
I ran into Barry last night at the museum. ”Have I got ideas for this year!!” he screamed at me. (Well he had to scream since the music was loud.)
In the meantime someone dropped off 10+ yards of fur for coats.
What I’m saying is that NOW IS THE TIME for you & I to talk about costumes ideas for this years Burning Man.
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As always come shopping.Keep us alive! Support your small business.
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January Blues, Greens, Reds…
Posted on January 25th, 2010 No commentsSent January 25, 2010
Ok. So I wake up this morning & think “I’ve not sent an email in a while.”
Guess what I’m doing. Sending you an email!I’d love to come up with something that’s full of wisdom but the brain is tapped today. Nada. Nothing. Empty. (Hush. I know I’m setting myself up for some sort of “empty brain” joke. I can feel it coming. OK. Give it your best shot.)
We’ll just ignore the first part & jump into the body of this email.
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1. Tie-Dye Tuesday is tomorrow
2. Burners without Borders quilt
3. I’m a cleaning fool!
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1. Tie-Dye Tuesday is tomorrow!Join us 11-6 tomorrow. Bring in 2 100% cotton, prewashed with NO FABRIC SOFTENER t-shirts. You’ll use our dyes and supplies to create your own original tie-dyed clothes.
$20.00. Family & multiple discounts available.Sorry no sweats, sheets, towels or parachutes.
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2. Burners without Borders quilt
Last summer I was asked to make a quilt for Burners without Borders. You guys donated t-shirts for the cause. The response was so amazing that two quilts were created.
Kathe Bitz & I worked together to create two amazing quilts. One was sold at the Burners without Borders fund raiser and the other was put aside for a future time.
That time is now. You can see photos of the quilt at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/18523257@N04/sets/72157623284178746/100% of the proceeds will go to Burners Without Borders.
Stop by the store to see the quilt or to purchase it!
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3. I’m a cleaning fool!
I’ve been going thru our stock rooms and cleaning up & out.
I’m finding hats, fabric (lots and lots and lots of fabric), blinky things…
You should come by & see what’s “new”!
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4. Come shopping.Keep us alive. Seriously.
Come shopping.
We miss you.















