Roses in the shot: romantic master-class of Tatyana Shepel in the ICF

The fact that the rose is the Queen of flowers is undeniable: with this luxurious flower one can express the respect, admiration and even love! It’s hard to count the number of pictures, love poetry and songs, where roses somehow appear – white, yellow, red and pink... decorations depicting roses are not less popular than bouquets of natural flowers. And happy parents call in the name of "Rosa" their loved newborn girls...

That’s why in the ICF "Jewish Hesed "Bnei Azriel" on 14th of February 2017 chic roses grew in the form of jewelry, created during the master-class on making flowers from foamiran. The creative lesson was held by the Ukrainian talented craft artist Tatiana Shepel. Under her supervising, our clients today learned how to make floral brooches. A literally hour passed and the sheets of foamiran laid on the tables transformed in the Golden hands of Hesed mistresses first in petals, and later in buds and flowers! Each participant made their own, unique composition. Warm of fingers and good mood was transferred to the petals, lightly encoloring them with gentle undertones.

Decorations remained in Hesed because this year our craftsman club celebrates its 20th anniversary! In honor of this event we are planning to do a retrospective exhibition, which, among other unique things, will feature the items created in the master-classes. And the participants of the master class got new skills and can now create by themselves anything they are willing to at home.

We are thankful to Tanja Shepel and wish her a lot of inspiration and success. Also we invite everyone to participate in cultural projects of our Fund, which is a unique platform for the development of creative potential and realization of creative ideas!

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