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In one of the groups I'm a member of, flowers is the theme this month. "Vintage flower" was the theme last week, and "vintage" is the challenge in a different group this week. So I'll show you the rose, lilly, and daisy nails I made later. I must admit that I didn't know what "Vintage flowers" was until I saw the examples and videos we were given. I'll include the video tutorial made by xoJahtna, that helped and inspired me, at the end of the post.
What I did:
For these "Vintage Flower" nails, I applied Deborah Lippmann Blue Orchid, and made the flowers with acrylic craft paint and a toothpick. I used Seche Vite top coat. After a while I added silver holographic glitter; INM Out The Door Northern Lights Top Coat Silver.
Some photos are with holo glitter and some are not. It rained constantly the first day, but I got some photos without rain the second day, and then, to my surprise, the sun came back. So I hope you are ready for many photos! ♥
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| with glitter |
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| without glitter |
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| without glitter |
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I was inspired by this video tutorial made by xoJahtna:
The plan was to do exactly what she did. But because of thunder and lightening I had to turn everything off, so I couldn't look at it when I struggled and had mixed the colors to much...
Nearly ready, before top coat:
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| Before top coat |
Products used:
Duri Rejuvacote (base coat)
Deborah Lippmann: Blue Orchid (blue periwinkle cream) - Used before. To see it click here (Easter chicks) & here (LIVE ♥ laugh ♥ love)
Toothpick
Pallette
Acrylic craft paint (from Panduro):
-Titanium White (white)
-Rose (dark pink/ red)
-Emerald Green (green)
-Burnt Umber (brown) -used mixed with green and white
Seche Vite (top coat)
INM Out The Door Northern Lights Top Coat Silver (silver holographic micro glitter)
I hope you like this nail art. Did you notice that I didn't tell you which flower this was supposed to look like? LOL.
If you have any tips or tricks or favorite acrylic paint, I'll be very happy.
Lani
Very pretty :)
ReplyDeleteIt's so wonderful, really well painted :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! ♥ It was thick before top coat, so I'll try to dilute the paint next time.
DeleteVery beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant designs, super-pretty! Really jealous!
ReplyDeleteThank you! ♥ But please don't be jealous. This technique allows you to not paint perfect, but it still looks good.
Deleteperfect roses, love them more in version with glitter :D
ReplyDeleteThank you! ♥ I also prefer that version.
DeleteVery pretty!! Where do you buy the acrylic paint from?
ReplyDeleteThank you! The shop is called Panduro Hobby. There is a link above. I bought a set of 12 colors when it was on sale last year. But you can probably find cheaper paint in other arts and crafts stores. And I don't know if this is the best acrylic paint for nail art. This is just a plain acrylic paint to use on canvases.
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Thank you! I'm glad you like this nail art and my blog! Thank you for commenting!
DeleteIt is awesome vintage flower nail art.Nails look attractive.Roses looks so cute.glitter make the design more effective.I really enjoy your post.Thanks for sharing this information with us......
ReplyDeleteNice to hear that you like my mani and to read about it! That makes me happy! :-)
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