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At 9:26am on August 27, 2009, Donna Ann Castillo said…: add me please

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Etsy Shop:

http://www.KumiTwist.etsy.com

Twitter:

http://www.twitter.com/kumiina

About Me:

This new shop is a collaboration between my sister and me. Both of us LOVE to create and finally found a medium we both can’t stop thinking about and designing in. It’s been lots of fun throwing ideas back and forth which really keep the creative juices flowing.

My sister is a Floral Designer by trade and I’m an Interior Designer. So color and design are our forte and passion.

Every piece starts with my sister creating long braided cords from satin string using a centuries-old Japanese braiding technique called Kumihimo. I then use these cords and finish them into pendants, earrings, necklaces, bracelets,… The list goes on and on and we even think of more great uses every day. So let’s hope they keep on coming!