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Hello, creators!

Today, we will show you how to make a wonderful decoration for Baba Marta – a handmade wreath that will bring a touch of spring to your home.



Baba Marta (which means "Grandmother March" in Bulgarian) is a special tradition in Bulgaria, celebrated on March 1st to mark spring’s arrival. On this day, Bulgarians exchange Martenitsi – traditional ornaments made with red and white threads symbolizing health, happiness, and new beginnings. These decorations are often worn as bracelets or pinned to clothing, but they can also be used to decorate homes in festive spring-inspired ways!

EMART presents you a great souvenir that is a symbol of Bulgarian traditions. Be original and give your loved ones this original whisk for the Baba Marta holiday.

Hello, hobbyists!

In today’s tutorial, we’ll show you how to transform a simple pen into a beautiful handmade accessory using just a few materials.



Our inspiration comes from Baba Marta, a beloved Bulgarian tradition that celebrates the arrival of spring. 🌸

By wrapping your pen in red and white wool threads, you’re not only adding a creative touch but also honoring a symbol of health, happiness, and heritage.



Whether you’re crafting for fun, gifting, or simply celebrating your roots, this project is simple and full of charm. Let’s get started!

Hello!

In this video tutorial, you’ll learn step by step how to make a unique wool brooch (Bulgarian Traditional Martenitsa) using various materials. Discover both traditional and modern techniques for creating Martenitsi that you can gift to your loved ones.