I didn't realize, until I went back & reviewed Part 1 to make sure I didn't repeat myself too much (you can check out Part 1 HERE if you missed it), that it had been nearly a year since I recorded it. Time flies I guess =)
Part 2 ended up to be a lot longer than I initially thought, but I ended up talking about more than just the technique behind stamping small accent designs onto your nail. I also touch on what brands other than Konad you can use & how to figure that out, & stamping a designs with multiple colors. So if you're new to Konad, or just curious how I do mine, enjoy:
Today would be catch up blogging all day except for one thing - today is Cookie Day!!! Honestly maybe my favorite day of the year, even above Christmas. I'm sure I'll still get a few things posted, but most of the day will be spent frosting sugar cookies & making up trays. If you missed my cookie frosting marbling last year, check it out HERE, posted with last year's Cookie Day pics - and stay tuned for not only pics from this year's Cookie Day, but some cooking tutorial vids very very soon. I have 3 recorded, & although none are edited yet I'd like to get them all up before Christmas.
I hope any of your pre-holiday plans are going as well as mine =) Although I still have to do the majority of my shopping! Gah, don't know when I'll fit that in this week but we'll see. Thanks for reading.
~Colette
I love Konad. Your first Konad tutorial is actually what first introduced me to stamping when I came across your YouTube playlist back in April or so, so I'm excited part 2 is finally here! :)
ReplyDeleteBy the way, do you have any alternative silver chrome polishes you'd recommend for stamping? Millennium is hard to come by these days unless you're willing to pay $25 on ebay. And online retail sites always seems to only have the green color left in stock from the Khrome Collection. I keep searching but haven't been able to get Millennium for myself yet.
ReplyDeleteGreat video!
ReplyDeleteThis tutorial was helpful a lot to me! ThanQ for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSARAH - I think Devotion, from the Romantique collection, is part of the normal display at sallys now, it is not quite as pure silver, but it also works really well =)
ReplyDeleteyou make is seam so easy I love the colors red gold and white i love it
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ReplyDeleteIf you have the old Sally Hansen Chromes, those work fantastically, too.
ReplyDeletedid you ever do part 3 and 4? i'm having trouble repeating the stamp on a longer nail.
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