Iris Mishly and her collaborator, cake decorating artist Sharon Peled, have teamed up to address an overlooked artform. Though lifelike flowers made from sugar and synthetic clays are popular in many area of the world, they’re just catching on in the US and Europe.
Iris and Sharon call their tutorial set The Flower Academy. Their course covers 20 types of polymer flowers that end up in 40 final projects including bouquets, boutonnieres, headbands, and jewelry.
To give you a taste of the content, watch the academy’s free video on how to make lifelike mistletoe (in time for the holiday season).
Iris and Sharon are offering one FREE online version (Silver Set) of the academy to one lucky PCD reader. Leave a comment and you’re entered. Comments will close on Thursday night with the winner announced Friday.
Paula Gilbert ,
Thank you for sharing the mistletoe video. I think I’ll make some for my family. I love your flowers and how very real they look. You two are so talented.
Tiffani Martin ,
So many applications with these flowers! I would love to learn more!
Sydney ,
Thanks for the opportunity!
Mary Hargrave ,
These flowers are stunning and I always know her work will realy be of use to me.
Paula ,
so beautiful and realistic
Charity ,
These are so delicate, and lovely. I’d love to learn how to make them!
Lynnelle ,
Beautiful! Just what I need with dreaded winter coming!
Jenny Patterson ,
I love flowers, this would be awesome!
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Jeanna ,
So pretty! And so many application ideas for these!
wilma lovelace ,
SO BEAUTIFUL AND LIFELIKE, LOVE THEM ALL, SUCH A WONDERFUL TALENT! TEACH US!