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| 2 coats sinful olympia stamped with mash plate 44 (with revlon colorstay buttercup) |
i thought this yellow played perfectly with my pea-green creme. i resisted my usual temptation to stamp everything with either white or gold, and i'm glad i found this pale yellow. it made the stamping very subtle, which i liked.
i'm so glad i had an excuse to use this mash image! i don't know why i haven't tried it yet, because i really like it! it makes my nails look kind of like vintage wallpaper, which is always a good thing in my book. too bad you can't stamp walls, huh?
Love the stamped design and the colors you chose!
ReplyDeleteI have same plates and was wondering which kind of polish combi will be good for this pattern but you've shown me the great example!! I def need to try out myself, excellent job!!
ReplyDeleteThanks :) I hope you try it!
DeleteI agree about green and leaves when thinking about nature! I love your stamping and the colours are so delicate :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Simona :)
DeleteI love this stamp, it looks subtle and lovely. x
ReplyDeleteThanks, Hannah :) And thanks for looking!
DeleteThis color combo is great. I have Buttercup and didn't realize that it would be a decent stamping polish. I'll have to remember that.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Yeah, I didn't know either until I messed around with it, and it was surprisingly opaque enough!
Deletelovely choice of polish colors, and exquisite stamping.
ReplyDeletejust perfect! :)
Lisa
so beautiful, love the green, although on nails looks a little bit different from the bottle :D
ReplyDeleteThanks! Yeah, the green definitely dried darker on my nails than in the bottle. . . . and the yellow stamping looked almost white in comparison, but i still liked it :).
DeleteThis is so beautiful and delicate! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Josephine :) And thanks for following!
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