Good girl!
Ok, spending too much time with the dogs... I practiced one-stroke flowers today. And I got a little carried away. I liked them so much, I decided to do a RAINBOW of one-stroke flowers.
I started with purple. Base: CQ Twilight & Chameleon Cyclone. Flowers: I think that's Color Club Electronica and Sally Hansen White Tip
Right hand: more like one-stroke blobs. I'm learning...
Blue! My fave. Base: China Glaze Rainstorm. Flowers: Kleancolor Neon Sapphire and China Glaze Kinetic Candy
Green/Gold: base: OPI Thanks a Windmillion, Flowers: OPI Jade is the New Black and China Glaze Gaga for Green. Dots were Orly It's Not Rocket Science & Sally Hansen Hue
Right hand, looking more like flowers, hey!
Sparkly Hue.
Red/Pink. Or, Red, and Light Red. Base: Sinful Colors You Just Wait and Glass Pink. Flowers: Orly Red Flare and a no-name pink creme from Ross. Leaves: OPI Jade is the New Black and Thanks a Windmillion.
So, are you ready to try some one-stroke flowers? Stroking is fun!
These are so beautiful!!! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteI love the one stroke technique it's awesome, I've tried it before but for some reason the colors just mix themselves together I never get the two tone effect blah, maybe some more practice lol! but on a different note, I am Loving the ones you did! they are all beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteMine mix too, sometimes. If I go over the same polish twice, then it all gets mixed up. Hope to see some on your blog! :)
DeleteYou did really, really well Nidia, beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteYou should buy some acrylic paints - it would give you so much more freedom, and you will LOVE it!
Please try it, Folk Art and Americana both have the right consistency!
Thanks, Maria - you were my inspiration! :) I have a small set of acrylic paint I got from Born Pretty. Maybe I'll try it... I'm afraid I *will* like it and then I'll never use up all this polish I have! lol
DeleteThe red & orange are my favorites! Awesome technique & so so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Amy!
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