HAPPY CANADA DAY!!!
I started off with alternating white and red polish.
I used Sinful for the white and China Glaze Phat Santa for the red.
Then I added a coat of OPI Red Shatter on the pinky, a swipe of OPI White Shatter and dots in Sinful white on the ring finger, and I used China Glaze Phat Santa to make the heart and the borders to look like a Canadian flag on my middle finger, and Sinful White to make the dots on my index finger with a Konad Plate.
I hope you enjoyed this, even though it is a little late.
Thanks for looking.
♥pam♥
There should be big patients to design like that. But your nails are pretty cool.
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Just found you today!! Yay me! I'm clicking away, reading post after post after post. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI have a theory, based on certain observations such as this post, and other clues, that you are a Canuck living in the US.
Am I right? (That was rhetorical, BTW. You are under no obligation to answer personal questions, of course.) Perhaps it is because that's exactly what I am: "a Canuck living in the US" (and one who is constantly homesick) that causes me to squee when I think I've found a kindred spirit.
Yes, that's weird. Sorry. :/ And it was my hankering for something to wear on Canada Day (a little late, also) that led me to your Canadian, eh? polish, and then this blog. I have often fantasized that Konad would make a maple leaf design that could be used the way you have your middle finger designed. I could NEVER free-hand a maple leaf. I can't even free-hand a stick person!! Ha! That's not an exaggeration.
Thanks for such a wonderful blog. I am learning so much.
Hi there! I am a Canuck, living in Canuck-land =)
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Yeah I was not so confident in my ability to free hand a maple leaf, so I stuck with the red heart =)
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