Showing posts with label plaid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plaid. Show all posts

Spring Plaid

Posted by Unknown on Thursday, March 15, 2012


Hey Y'all! Here is a cute spring set I have added to my e-store. It is available in the mix set, full nail set and half moon manicure.

To create this design I used the following:
NK Pastel Lavender
NK Pastel Yellow
NK Pink Glass
White acrylic paint
Yellow & Lavender pearls
UV topcoat
NSI Radiant White acrylic



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Simple Plaid

Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, February 1, 2012

These are just a simple plaid that I added to a manicure that one of my fellow nail students did on me. I think I would have made them a little less simple if I were to go back and do it again, but I was exhausted from a long day at school!
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Grey Plaid

Posted by Unknown on Sunday, October 23, 2011

After I did my first plaid nails I decided that it was worth trying to come up with a slightly easier plaid design. Above is the result! These are about a million times simpler than the first one because they only require one really skinny straight line.  On my middle finger I was experimenting with doing a thicker black line, but I ended up not liking it as much. What do you think?
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Plaid

Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, October 18, 2011

My friend Erika has an affinity for plaid. I know a lot of other people share this  love of plaid with her, but I am not one of them. However, I am one who loves a good nail art challenge, and plaid never seemed easy to me. The difficulty is that you have to be able to do incredibly straight parallel lines which is really difficult when YOU HAVE A TREMOR (like me). But I had to chop off all my nails and when I have short nails I have like nothing to work with (I have really short nail beds, so I just have little itty bitty nails) and I thought plaid might be a good design to try out. Well, I ended up really liking these. I think  plaid looks great on all nail types! But it is definitely not the easiest design. It took me quite a lot of patience to do these (especially on my dominant hand), but I think they were well worth it!
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