I am loving this weather! I can't say the same for my 2 siberian huskies though who much prefer the cold and snow.
We did take them down to the Boardwalk though which they enjoyed. There were LOTS of huskies out that day!
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| Dpow is on the left & Amoki is on the right |
So, I did end up adding that nail art to Lemon Fizz yesterday. I'll jump right into it and show you because it makes me happy!
Isn't it PSYCHEDELIC?! I used this great tutorial. This look is achieved by gently dragging a small pin or needle through your still wet polish. I must have done mine a bit too hard because instead of smearing the colors it revealed the white underneath, but I still LOVE this. It's so fun and I remember making tie-dye shirts when I was younger. I did a small change to the base polish by removing Lemon Fizz on my thumb and ring finger and replacing it with China Glaze Papier Mâché to give myself a good base to make the colors for the tie-dye really pop.
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| Lemon Fizz & Papier Mâché |
Colors used for tie-dye in order of use:
● FINGER PAINTS Papier Mâché
● CHINA GLAZE Lemon Fizz
● SALLY HANSEN XTREME WEAR Sun Kissed (150)
● JULEP Cameron
● ZOYA Sooki
● JULEP Anne
● CHINA GLAZE Frostbite
● CHINA GLAZE Holly-Day
● Topped off with Seche Vite
I definitely plan on trying this pin dragging art again. I think the look it makes is fabulous.
Well, thanks for popping in and enjoy the rest of your weekend!
LOVE the tie-dye, it looks so freakin' cool! Cute doggies, too. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! I am a proud puppy momma!
DeleteThis is stunning! I'm going to try this technique to see if I can make camouflage nails... Nice blog too, I just followed!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like it.
DeleteI love the tie-dye look! I've tried it before using a striping brush instead of a needle and it seemed to produce a better drag for me (without scraping down to the bottom coat)
ReplyDeleteI will have to give that a try the next time I do this, thanks!
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