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Grape Goodness (Stamped)

I am delving more and more into the world of stamped nail art since it is quicker than handpainted nail art for the modern day busy girl. My first attempts at stamping were quite horrible but with some practice I was able to get some pretty decent looks. Here is one of them.


Products used:
1. Stamper: Konad double ended
2. Scraper: Pueen stamping card
3. Stamping plate: Pueen #59
4. Stamping polish: Nabi Black
5. Others: Pink acrylic paint (handpainted on petals), Seche Vite (top coat), Base color: Misa Great Grape


Dell'amore e Della Bellezza
XoXo


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