Nail Art for Nubs- St Patricks Day 2014 Style
So along with any other holiday, I have to bring you a tutorial. I used to loooove St. Patricks Day when I was working at Finnigans, but since then I have been kind of blagh about it. I miss that place, the people there and all the laughs I had. I really do. It's been a little over a year since I worked with all of those people and it seems like yesterday. I miss them all more than ever. Hopefully we will be able to all get together again soon, but for now I can always smile thinking about the times I have had.
For my fantastic St. Patricks Day mani I decided to do a little skittle. I also have some tutorials to show you a little later today. Be sure to stay tuned!!
Colors Used:
Blue Eyed Girl Lacquers- BEGL Go Bragh (I have a special post on this one tomorrow since I named it)
Hit Polish- Blarney Stone
Sinful Colors- San Francisco
Sinful Colors- Flower Girl
Sinful Colors- Worn Before
Sinful Colors- Simple but Fun
For my fantastic St. Patricks Day mani I decided to do a little skittle. I also have some tutorials to show you a little later today. Be sure to stay tuned!!
Colors Used:
Blue Eyed Girl Lacquers- BEGL Go Bragh (I have a special post on this one tomorrow since I named it)
Hit Polish- Blarney Stone
Sinful Colors- San Francisco
Sinful Colors- Flower Girl
Sinful Colors- Worn Before
Sinful Colors- Simple but Fun
I did a simple half french striper with some gold and green. I used my BEGL for the base for all of these.
Next, I used my Shamrock tutorial to do the middle finger. It is a more 3D looking shamrock then a cartoony one. I always like to do more realistic art then cartoonish. My brain just doesn't work like that.
For my ring finger, I used my favvvorite indie brand. Sad to say, she is no longer making polishes, but I will still love all that I have from her. I topped it with some gold streaks. It is my preview for my pinkie nail.
Last, my pinkie. I did a multi-green waterfall. I swear I have so much green because I hardly ever use it. I really only use it for plants in art over the summer, St. Patrick's Day and Christmas.
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Thanks for the encouragement!! It is what makes Color Me So Crazy :)