Showing posts with label BM323. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BM323. Show all posts
Friday, January 31, 2014
Rosy Variation
Hello, everyone!
Today I'm wearing a variety of roses - a mixed bouquet! I love how this simple combination turned out.
I started with that lovely nude, NYC Fashion Safari. My stamping color is Sally Hansen Insta Dri in Cinna Snap. For the leaves on the index finger, I used Top Speed Emerald to stamp and filled in the outline with Sinful Happy Ending. I used a dotting tool to dab a little Wet n Wild Lavendar Creme on the rose petals on the middle finger.
I used three plates for this design: the roses with nets are from Pueen 27, the little bouquet comes from Pueen 47, and the roses on the middle finger and lace on the pinky are form BM 323.
Thanks for stopping by! I hope you're doing well and that you outlook is, well, rosy!
Sunday, March 31, 2013
April Fool's Day Mani: Mr. T Nails
Okay, so I have to confess that I got so excited about these Mr. T nail decals that I totally skipped my usual Easter-y type design because I couldn't wait to try these out.
I decided to poke around eBay to see if I could find something different for an April Fool's Day manicure. I found these decals and they were in the cart in snap. I used to LOVE Mr. T! I even had his record - Mr. T's Commandments.
Oh, yeah!
I tried a couple of different ideas for backgrounds, but I decided to go with a simple gradient of Sally Hansen Insta Dri Orange Impulse and Insta Dri Lightening.
I had a few, uh, "technical issues" with the decals - I'm used to the really thin decals that float off of the backing. These were a thicker plastic and didn't seem as "sticky" as others I've used. Even with the issues, I managed to get the hang of them and with a little quick action with the top coat, I got them stuck on.
I added the barbed wire using BM323 and Wet n Wild black Creme.
Love 'em, love 'em, love 'em!
I wanted to use my Konad "letter plates" (which I HAD to buy and then rarely use) so I pulled out M17 and M18 to stamp out "Mr. T".
Too much excitement (and not enough top coat) means a few of my Mr. T's had some injuries - a missing ear and missing chin - but I have really loved wearing this one.
I hope you are having a blessed Easter weekend, Konaddicts, and that your April 1st gives you many things to smile about!
Thursday, October 18, 2012
China Blue Roses
Hi all! I hope you've had a chance to enter my giveaway! I wanted to take a moment to show you today's nails.
This design started with a base of Sally Hansen Insta Dri Whirlwind White stamped with Insta Dri In-A-Blink Blue using BM 323. I covered the roses with a glitter in a sheer blue base, Milani Glitzy in Denim. It provided the right amount of sparkle and softened up the white "petal lines" of the roses.
Today's mani is quick and easy - just my style!
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Parchment and Roses
Hi everyone!
First, you may have noticed that I have 50 followers now! Thank you so much! I so much appreciate that you stop by to see what my polishes and I are up to!
To celebrate you, and one my one year blog anniversary later this month, I'll be posting details of a little giveaway later in the month.
So...on to today's manicure!
I was feeling nostalgic and trying to think of a design that was romantic, elegant, and kind of old fashioned. I thought back to all those photos of roses on old music sheets (now you know what all my screen savers were back in the day!) and ultimately came up with this design. I also wanted to try a new technique, so I created this look using saran wrap.
I started first with a base of that lovely caramel, L'Oreal The Perfect Trench (I am not yet over this color!). I sponged on a little Revlon Top Speed in Stormy to add a darker color. I covered the entire nail with white - Pure Ice Siren - and dabbed it using saran wrap. That worked perfectly to give me the mottled-type background for the roses. (Doesn't that seem like a weird combination? It worked, though!)
I used BM 323 and Pure Ice Rumors for the roses. I added the leaves from XL Plate I with Revlon Top Speed Emerald.
Ah...this suits my mood perfectly (isn't it great when that happens?).
Take care, Konaddicts, and see you soon!
First, you may have noticed that I have 50 followers now! Thank you so much! I so much appreciate that you stop by to see what my polishes and I are up to!
To celebrate you, and one my one year blog anniversary later this month, I'll be posting details of a little giveaway later in the month.
So...on to today's manicure!
I was feeling nostalgic and trying to think of a design that was romantic, elegant, and kind of old fashioned. I thought back to all those photos of roses on old music sheets (now you know what all my screen savers were back in the day!) and ultimately came up with this design. I also wanted to try a new technique, so I created this look using saran wrap.
I started first with a base of that lovely caramel, L'Oreal The Perfect Trench (I am not yet over this color!). I sponged on a little Revlon Top Speed in Stormy to add a darker color. I covered the entire nail with white - Pure Ice Siren - and dabbed it using saran wrap. That worked perfectly to give me the mottled-type background for the roses. (Doesn't that seem like a weird combination? It worked, though!)
I used BM 323 and Pure Ice Rumors for the roses. I added the leaves from XL Plate I with Revlon Top Speed Emerald.
Ah...this suits my mood perfectly (isn't it great when that happens?).
Take care, Konaddicts, and see you soon!
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