Yay! More nails!

Well, I'm running out of nails to show you.  I have some pictures on my camera still to show you, but I was hoping that maybe I could wait to empty it onto my computer later in the week.  I"m not going to be seeing Muppet for a while, so I won't have anything thing nail blog worthy to show you after these few.  I'll probably go back and show you my toes to pass the time.  I'm also thinking about painting my nails myself.  I'm not sure how it will work out, but I'll try.  Now you're probably thinking, "Wait, I thought you only had three nail polish colors!"

Well, I did.  But last night I asked my sister about her nail polish (she has quite a few colors herself) and she donated her nail polish collection to me.  She doesn't really do her nails anymore and she thought maybe Muppet and I would like to play with them.  I'm also going to see if Muppet can get some of my sister's nail polish to work again.  There were these things that were basically nail polish pens and you could draw intricate thing on your nails.  But some of them don't really work and, actually, the white one had been thrown out a while ago because it was being weird.

Okay, enough about nail polish, let's look at some real nails:

 Hello cupcake!

 Here's Cosmo helping me model my nails :)

The final picture here shows where my nail polish chipped.  But the way it chipped looked like a bite out of it.  I thought it was cute like that so I left it that way.  It's not a very clear picture but you can see the "bite marks" lol.

Actually, the day that Muppet did cupcakes was the same day that she tried this butterfly tutorial online.  It didn't turn out as well as the tutorial showed, unfortunately, because she was painting my nails kind of upside down.  But they're still cute.  But I'm saving those nails for another day.

How to make your cupcakes:

purple, white, transparent sparkly pink, and red nail polishes.
thin nail polish brush (for the foil)
bobby pin

Start with the purple, like so:

paint on the "frosting".

and the "sprinkles" over your frosting with sparkly colored transparent nail polish (we used pink).

With the your thin nail polish brush add the "crinkles" to the foil using white:

Finally, dot the cherry on top using your bobby pin:

Bon appetit!