For these nails I started out with one of my very favorite colors, China Glaze For Audrey, on all but my ring finger. As an accent nail, I used Nicole by OPI Please Red-cycle. I then added white polka dots using Konad Special White polish and plate BM-19, and the darker blue swirls to the other fingers using Nicole by OPI Khloe Had A Little Lam-Lam and plate m64. For fun, here are the nails with stamping alone, before adding the cherries:
For the cherries, I started out with Nicole by OPI Please Red-Cycle for the main body of the red cherries and Nicole by OPI Up & Kim-ing Pink for the pink cherries. Stems were added with OPI Did It On 'Em, and the white reflection with Zoya Purity.
This design was a lot of fun to create, and to wear! I do, however, need to find some better paintbrushes for fine details on nail art, I think mine are too large and floppy. I had only planned on wearing this for a day, but ended up leaving it on for three because it was too much fun to take off. Got a lot of comments on this one!
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This is what they mean by "nail art". I know that one was hard to give up. Very cute!!!
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DeleteThis is so cute!! I think you will be able to do some amazing designs with a smaller brush. They sell them cheap on Amazon or you can check your local craft store for small paint brushes.
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Deletereally cute nails :) i love it!
ReplyDeleteVery shabby chic and I heart it! The new layout is cute too!
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