Nail Designs!!! Featuring:Hello Kitty, flowers on a tree, cute loop and dot trick, Some hand painted Flowers, And a flower toe nail design! ENJOY :)

Hello Kitty:

Flowers on a tree:

 Cute Loop & Dot Trick:

BTW:the trick is use a big dotter with white polish,
then a small dotter with pink polish to make a loop.

Pretty Hand Painted Flowers for my mom's B-Day:

Lastly,my flower toenail design:

A bunch of nail designs that I've been doing :)

These are some random nail designs:

• (left to right) Teddy bear with heart as stomach
• Palm tree with gradient sunset
• cherry blossom tree
• pretty sunset with water, sun, and seagulls
• A pumpkin with vine and multi-colored background.

ENJOY!

Green with gold tips and some pink flowers,marble/abstract swirls,leaves,blue with glitter.

White with blue stripe and two little roses. Some hoops and dots.

Diagonally split with green and light pink, a border on top, and a big pink rose in the center. :D Then orange with a pretty purple Hawaiian flower.

DIY RING HOLDER!!!

I was obsessed with making these! They are so cute, work, you recycle, and its pretty much free.
Things that you need to make a super pretty ring holder are:

• Hot Glue(super important, can also use stuff like E6000, i think...)
• Scissors
• foam sheets you get from mailed stuff
• a jewelry,chocolate, or any box( I evened used a match box )

You want to get the measurements of your box or just free hand it, and cut the foam sheets to length. Then, you roll on all the way so its about half an inch in diameter maybe? Use your hot glue and secure the rolls by gluing the edge down, then cut access.
Then make sure the length of the rolls are the same as the box. Cut if needed, then get your hot glue again and firmly and evenly glue the rolls in rows in your box. Next, when you have glued all rolls, you can decorate the outside of the box or just start putting the rings in right away.

 
 I hope you guys really like these DIY ring holders!

DIY Lipstick Holder

This is just a cute DIY lipstick holder I made and gave to my sister for Christmas :D
Everything I used was:

• A hot glue gun
• silk flower
• construction paper
• bottle Elmer's glue
• scissors
• card board(cereal box)
• ruler and pencil
• OH and lipsticks to measure( your biggest, tallest, shortest, and thinnest )

So I took my cereal box and cut all the way around so I had a five faced box because there was no top. Then with the rest of the cardboard, i made strips while measuring with a ruler, and marking with a pencil. Then you cut slits so they would go perpendicularly and make slots. I made surer it fit then just used my hot glue gun to glue in all the sides.
After you are done with this you can take paper and use decoupage glue, make a collage or just cover it with some color, add embellishments and you are done to organize your lipsticks in.
(You can also hold lip gloss, small brushes, etc...)

Camera Problems!

Wow! I havent posted in a whole month! I couldnt share any nail tut. because my camera's screen is blue and isn't working. And my mom lost her camera's charger so the camera won't turn on to take pictures! I will soon try to get a picture of the cherryblossom tree nail art, smiley faces, flowers, and maybe my nail polish haul and stuff for the month of september!

Nail Polish Organization, Nail Tools + Nail Polish Collection Part 2

First I'll show you a couple ways how to store your nail polish and stuff. Also pictures of what I have.

DIY Holder:

Basically, You just have tiers by using boxes and cardboard. To fold cardboard, use your scissors and drag it in a line where you want to fold the card board. I used a bunch of packaging tape, hot glue wood work too. Make sure you have ledges so your bottles won't slide off.

Cheap Holder from Fleet Farm:

So this is just sort of a shelf thing.





My tools and supplies.



My nail polishes.



These were rocks that I put on a towel to walk on,
 all your nerves end in your feet so this is just like a massage.



My nail tools p.2 : Brushes 

I made these brushes my cutting them BTW.



And the difference between my brush and the nail art polish brush:

So as you can see, they are about the same, the one I made though is better.

Lastly, my second part of my nail polish colletion of august 2011:

and

Well, I hope you enjoyed my post!

Courtney :P



Nail Polish Collection! #1

This is my nail polish collection which actually grew a lot before I posted this. So my newest ones aren't on here. And I was too lazy to add them because it's like 11PM.

 First: Sinful Colors(SC)

Second: Sally Hansen(all kinds)



Third: NYC

Fourth: Kiss Nail Art and LA Colors Art Deco

Fifth/Lastly: Random "lonely" polishes

Yeah so hope you enjoyed my short post about my collection :D

Random Updates and Stuff :)

Hi, soon I'll do some more nail posts about tools, designs, and even a DIY nail polish holder(which can also hold your tools and stuff). Also I'll tell you that the next couple nail designs are: puppy paw prints and zebra stripes.
Also please if you like my blog or any posts please become a FOLLOWER!!!

Am I the only one that sees a video or post on something that got so many views and I think I could either do that too or do that better? Thats why I am sharing some of my craft ideas with you guys. (of course though some things on the internet give me ideas and then I change them to my own style and with what I have to make it my own) Thanks though for the people that do read my blog, I really aprreciate it.
        Courtney <3

DIY dotting tool and 2nd nail tut.-Sparkly Purple Gradient/Fading Nails!

I want to show you how to make your very own nail dotting tool! :D You (or someone in your family) SHOULD have these things...

1st and small method- Get a bobby pin, and bend it! You can see the before and after pics.

         Before                                After

2nd and a bit larger method- A sewing pin and a pencil with some eraser on it. Again before and after.

 

         Before                                                             After   

Extra Methods- end of a small paint brush, a ink less ballpoint pen, the toothpick (especially the ones with a flat end) , and tons more things. You can pretty much use anything that is small and round. Hope that helped :)

Okay, so now onto these purple gradient type nails! Obviously my fave color is purple but you can use any color(s) for this design. :)

Okay so first the polishes I used:

Ok (from left to right): Purple Diamond by Sinful Colors, Purple Pizzazz Frost by NYC, Disco Ball by Sally Hansen Extreme Wear, and my top coat Invisible by Sally Hansen Extreme Nails. Of course though you can use any colors. I used a sheer polish instead of glitter for gradient nails-oh well. (If you are using a glitter polish skip down to Method 2: "Gradient Way")

To get started ( sorry by the way that I don't have pics for all of the steps), Method 1:

"Blended Way"

1. Do 2-3 coats of Purple Diamond by SC on whole nail.

2. Mix SC with a little bit of NYC on paper. Paint 3/4 of your nails with that first mixture.

3. Do half of the mix SC and other half NYC so it should get a bit darker. Use this second mix on half of your nail.

4. Now do mostly NYC and just a little bit of SC, mix that and do that on your tips, it doesn't have to be perfect-just take your time.

5. Next, take a clear or purple glitter polish and do one thin layer over your nails to make it look more blended.

6. Lastly, to finish it off, do a clear top coat.

Method 2: "Gradient Way"

You need one colored glitter polish and top coat.

1. Do one thin coat of glitterpolish over 3/4 of your nail. Wait a minute for that to dry a little.

2. Do one coat of the same polish over 1/2 of your nail. Wait another minute.

3. Again do another coat of same polish over the tips of your nails.

4. Do seal it in and to make it look shiny, give it one top coat.

Okay sorry if this was confusing at all... but I hoped it helped you some at least :) Also, tell me if there is something you'd like a tutorial on or if you have any questions or comments.

Buh-Bye

          ~Courtney