
Anyways, this week I decided to try out some bits of seashell I had sitting in the drawer. I have a few different colors, and on my left hand, I just did one color per nail (above) and on my right, I experimented with mixing colors. I didn't really have any rhyme or reason, but I really kind of like the way they turned out. Bright enough to be "bling-y", but in an understated sort of way, if you know what I mean.

The most surprising thing about the shell bits is that they're not sharp. They're very smooth, and when you feel the top of my nail, it's just a light texture over the surface, rather than abrupt (like rhinestones). They don't get caught on things like rhinestones either - no pulling threads with my nail art this week. So if you've been thinking about playing with these, go ahead. I think you'll be pleased with the results.
Next week...hmm. We're going to a Peter Frampton concert on Sunday night, so something "concert-worthy".
5 comments:
These remind me of tables with broken pieces of colorfull tile enlaid in them. Very pretty, summery look :)
I like the random-nes sof the shell placement, very pretty.
This is sooooooooooo fantabulous! I love it:)
This is so pretty! I love the pieces of shell with the base color. Looks like a manicure a mermaid would wear.
Thanks ladies! I've been thinking up some other ways to use these...we'll have to see if they work or not. I like them though - not too hard to remove either, which is nice. :-)
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