Nfu Oh #67 & M60
I wasn't ready to remove the silver Nfu Oh from yesterday so I stamped over it.
I stamped the argyle pattern from Konad image plate M60 in white special polish. Since I had to trim my nails, they are the perfect length for the full nail designs. I might as well get as many of them used while my nails are still short enough!
I thought I really liked my nails yesterday... now that I stamped on them, I LOVE them! I've gotten so many compliments as well!
These are great nails for winter. They are so frosty looking! And another plus: they don't make my hands look pale :)
Monday, December 14, 2009
Wow. Just Wow.
*jaw drops*
Love them!
I love the contrast of the white on silver!
I love this!
I love this!! I've been looking for more ways to use the argyle stamp and this is perfect!
wow!! this is simply gorgeous...i only use this ip only once..LOL now seeing in ur nails... hmmmmm.. i wanna use this image plate again....
Oh I like this! I have yet to use that stamp yet.
I loved the polish yesterday but it looks just as lovely with a Konad on top. Another Konad Stamper to be envious of; you are extremely neat and tidy ;)
Gorgeous!
gorgeous
Hello Sissy, I'm pretty sure that compared to the other blogs I've looked at, you take THE BEST pictures and your site is the most crisp :) Know what I'm saying?
Haha... Thanks Merron! You know how much of a perfectionist I am. I take tons of pictures and only put up 4! I do NEED a better camera though! Then my photos would be even better!!
So cute!! Looks like Minx!!
So cute!, I like this mani :)
Beautiful! I love how festive it is and a great contrast, its perfect!
This is sooooo cute!
Thank you for all of the wonderful comments!!
Gorgeous! I love it too! :)
I really love the white & silver. They are really frosty, icy, snowy looking.
I also really love the ring you're wearing in the pictures. Can you let me know where you got it?
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Love this manicure. It's just perfect for the weather here.
LOVE this!
LOL! Now that one made me think socks because of the argyle. It's very pretty though.