Fuzzy animal print nail art

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Aaaaahahaha this has me giggling!! And it's totally hand washing safe ;-)

I used acrylic paint to lay down the basic design of the prints in the right colors. Then I went over the prints with a gel top coat, sprinkled flocking powder on top and cured it under a UV light. then all that's left is removing the excess and voila!

It feels a bit weird at first, bristly, but you get used to it fast and it holds up nicely during daily wear :) Plus I giggle every time I look at my hands!

Pool table nail art

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Whaddaya do when it gets darn cold? You stay indoors and play pool is what you do! Teeny tiny pool as the case may be :-p

I used some green flocking powder for the 'table', it's so fluffy! I had these small plastic beads that worked amazingly well for the pool balls, I just had to paint them here and there. Aaaaand the cue is made from a wooden cocktail pick that I painted. Seems easy enough and yet the balls kept escaping! XD

Little fuzzies nail art

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Imagine having no arms & no legs and bouncing everywhere, but at least you'd have adorable little ears! That's pretty much how these little fuzzies work. Can you think of a funny name for their species? Click to see more!

Fuzzy pink teddy bear nail art

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Bear hugs for all of you!!! My bestest of nail friends Marlein made a little bear like this a while ago and I thought it was SO adorable! I had to make a little bear of my own, only... his head turned out kind of pointy! We still love people with pointy heads though so why not bears ;-) Click to see more!

Fun 3D golf course nail art

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Heyyy it's time for some crazy stuff again! This is a 3D golf course nail art design and what better way to do it than with something sharp sticking up from your nail, right ;-) Click to see more!

Sugar spun on top of flocking powder nail art

Hey girls! By now, you know about my need for nail experiments. So I was wondering, how would the babies look if a sugar spun mani and a flocking powder mani got together? Here they are! Click to see the rest of the pics, plus a video tutorial!

Three designs with flocking powder from KKCenterHK

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Hiya girls! I have not one, but three designs for you today, all of them are made using flocking powder. I tried to be creative and to think of new things, like a fuzzy bumble bee, a grassy mani with flowers, and some fuzzy shoes. Click to see them all!

Little monsters on my nails

Hi girls! Do you like googly eyes? I used to stick those on everything when I was in school! Now I made some nail art with them, check it out!

I hand painted the mouths and teeth with a small brush. I do all my art work with polish, not acrylic paint, but it's harder to work with and causes some streaking every now and again.

I also used some flocking powder on my accent nail to make the monster look all fuzzy. Isn't he a cutie? The fuzz came off quickly and there were only a few patches of purple left after a couple of hours. The eyes didn't have a topcoat over them, just a tiny dot of polish to glue them to the nail, but I must say they stayed on pretty well!