Tucson, AZ 85700
United States of America
1. Making Memories Unforgettable
Location: 3837 E. Broadway Blvd., west of Alvernon Way
Hours: Monday-Saturday: 10:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M.; Sunday: Noon-5:00 P.M. Open later on class nights.
Telephone number: 319-5886
Website: www.makingmemoriesunforgettable.com
Making Memories Unforgettable is a one-of-a-kind scrap booking store. They carry all of the necessary products needed for superb scrap booking, including the newest ones available. The store also holds workshops and classes and current events all year long. Their classes and workshops which will be held during January, February and March 2011 range in cost from $14.00-$100.00. Every Friday and Saturday in January 2011 you can use one of their tables to do your scrap booking for only $10.00. Every Saturday in February 2011 they will be playing a chick flick from 10:00 A.M.-midnight and the cost is $10.00. Every Friday and Saturday in March 2011 they are offering a 20% discount off your purchases and 40% off one item. Twice each month they accept coupons from other local craft stores - up to 40% off one item (check their website for the exact dates). On the last weekend in March 2011 they are having a scrap booking marathon with prizes, treats and a $5.00 Subway gift card. The cost to participate in this scrap booking marathon is $30.00. Call their telephone number above to make reservations for their workshops, classes and special events and check their website for all the details such as what to bring to their workshops and classes and their updated list of current events.
2. Strung Out On Beads
Location: 5460 E. Speedway Blvd., Suite B105, at N. Craycroft Road
Winter Hours: Tuesday-Friday: 10:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M.; Saturday: 10:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.; Sunday: 12:00 P.M.-4:00 P.M. Closed on Mondays. Closed Sunday, January 30, 2011 for the start of the Gem Show.
Summer Hours: Tuesday-Saturday: 10:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.
Telephone number: 323-6233
Website: www.strungoutonbeadsaz.com
Strung Out On Beads carries an extremely large selection of beads of all kinds: precious and semiprecious stones, different types of pearls, 14KT, silver, glass and crystal beads, diamond beads in any color and a variety of stones such as amethysts, rubies, sapphires, tourmaline, aquamarines, emeralds and others. Many rare items for sale that you won't find at other stores. They also carry all products needed for your beading. If they don't have it, they will special order it for you. They offer metal and clay jewelry beading classes and basic wire loop classes. Their basic Beading 101 class is free and their Basic Wire Loop class is free. Registration is required for all classes and other class fees range in price from $12.00-$145.00. Check out their website for their current class details and all other information. Join their mailing list on their website to receive information about their current classes, updates, sales and discounts. If you go into their store and sign up for their newsletter you will receive 10% off your first purchase. Strung On Beads sells pre-made beaded jewelry too. They also do jewelry repair and will help you redesign your costume jewelry.
3. Marjon Ceramics, Inc.
Location: 426 W. Alturas Street, west of N. Oracle Road
Hours: Monday-Friday: 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.; Saturday: 10:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M.
Telephone number: 624-2872
Website: www.marjonceramics.com
Marjon Ceramics, Inc. carries both Duncan and Mayco ceramic paints. They sell different types of kilns - new and used, potters wheels, several types of clays, stains and glazes, materials, molds, brushes, tools and much more. All of their products are sold retail and wholesale. They charge $10.00 per hour for you to do your ceramics in their studio, which doesn't include the cost of instruction, clay, glazes, or firing. They also offer a local delivery service and ship daily too. Orders can be called in and picked up, or delivered (for a fee). Marjon Ceramics, Inc. offers all different kinds of ceramic classes regularly and class fees range in price from $25.00-$180.00 (ten weeks of classes). Registration is required for all classes and they fill up fast. Visit their website for their current list of classes and all other information. Marjon Ceramics, Inc. also repairs kilns and other equipment.
4. Kiwi Knitting Company
Location: 2540 E. 6th Street, east of N. Tucson Blvd.
Hours: Monday-Saturday: 10:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M.
Telephone number: 881-1319
Website: www.kiwiknitting.com
Kiwi Knitting Company sells all different types and brands of yarns, ribbons, accessories and supplies, different brands and styles of patterns, magazines, books - everything you need for knitting, crocheting and hand spinning. They offer classes for all levels and the first beginner's class is free. Class fee is $18.00. They also offer project workshops, which range in fee from $14.00-$56.00 (4 sessions). They are all a great way to socialize while you learn. Visit their website for a current list of classes and workshops and what you should bring to each one.
5. Expressions Art Glass
Location: 8002 E. Broadway Blvd., east of Pantano Road
Hours: Monday-Friday: 10:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M.; Saturday: 10:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M.
Telephone number: 886-7720
Website: www.expressionsartglass.com
Expressions Art Glass is an amazing stained glass shop with such a huge beautiful selection. Not only do they sell everything needed to do your own stained glass, but they also sell glass figurines, glass boxes, plates and dishes, chimes and lots of other glass items. Their galleries display all of the beautiful glass items for sale. They also sell beads, books and much more. They offer a wide variety of classes to make all different kinds of glass items, including stained glass and bead and mosaic classes too. Visit their website to see pictures of all the beautiful items that can be made. On their website you can also find out information about the demonstrations they hold - some with treats and prizes, information about their classes and lots more. Call to inquire about the fees for each class, which are to be paid for over the telephone too.
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Post a CommentThese craft stores sound great - but I'm not going to Tucson any time soon - Lorraine just told us it was eighteen degrees there! I want to go some place warm! LOL cheers :)