It's Panda Time!

I don't even care if this is in any order anymore.  I'm just feeling happy (unlike how it looks outside) and want something cheerier.

Adorable, right?  This one was actually a surprise that Muppet fixed up for me one day.  She painted my nails while we watched Joseph and the Technicolor Dream Coat.  Which was a lot weirder than I remembered.  And the guy who played Joseph played a samurai in Mulan.  Which I hadn't known before.

The second picture is showing off my thumb.  If you notice, the eye closest the camera has a flower like shape.  Not the white of the eye, the black around it.  I thought that was just so cute, but it was completely accidental so, don't ask me how Muppet did it.  lol.

She started with the white circles on the tips of my nails with the nail brush.  Like this:

Then wait for it to dry some.  I was confused as to what this was when she started painting white circles on my nails.  It took me forever to guess what it was supposed to be. lol.  Now add the ears.  I think Muppet used the round end of a pencil, but not one with an eraser.  Because then you couldn't erase with it and what use would that be? :)

At this point I was really confused.  I think I guessed it was Mickey Mouse or something because the ears kept looking so large.  And then I thought they were eyes to some weird alien.  Or maybe abstract art.  Next add the black eye spots with the use of your handy dandy bobby pin.

Also with the use of your bobby pin (but hopefully you'll cleaned it off first), use white nail polish and dot the eyes.

Don't forget the nose (also with bobby pin)! you can do the nose at the same time you're doing the eye spots to save time if you'd like.

Viola!  Oh, and if you like shiny, long lasting nails, do a top coat.  I prefer my nails to last long so that they will look cute until Muppet paints them again.  What do you think of my awesome panda nails?

Well, that concludes yet another nail post!