Rosica Mohamed from Sofia, Bulgaria brings us a branch of spring buds realistically sculpted from polymer. I’m guessing that this was part of her May Day attire. Can’t you just picture a maypole dancer wearing these blossoms as she weaves a streamer over and under?
Rosica’s updated blogs and Facebook page make it easy to watch her progress to increasingly refined work and experiment with putting a Bulgarian spin on standard techniques.
Rosica Mohamed ,
Hellow Cynthia Tinapple!
Its a big hounour for me that you like my creature. Thank you very much for sharing it in your amazing blog!
Vesy ,
Very nice.
Anita Brandon ,
Such beautiful work! I especially love her floral necklaces; the perfect marriage of creative talent and meticulous workmanship. Her poppy necklace and collar necklace with a frog make my heart sing.
Selma ,
Gorgeous, optimistic and beautiful necklace with lots of nice details! Very nice and realistic work!
Lynn Lunger/UnaOdd ,
Splendid work! Love the delicate and fresh feel – so difficult to achieve with flowers and polymer!
Georgie Galante ,
Oh, how pretty!
Mary-Lynne ,
Exquisite! Inspires me!
Scott ,
Beautiful!
sandra ,
The flowers necklace is out of this world. It looks elegant and rich.
Mirela ,
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Mirela ,
The necklace is amazing ,congratulations for the great work!
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