Hey buddies, let
us see how to do these Argyle nails. I found this art interesting and thought of
trying it. These prints are usually found on socks and sweaters. The nail art
looks pretty complicated but it’s not. It can be done using a thin
brush/toothpick or a striper; if you are not very confident on using these then
simple tape will work fine.
I was inspired by Cutepolish's Cute Argyle nail art. Check out the link for her video tutorial - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzKMQ-PrYxM.
PS: Make sure you
wait for the polish to dry in between coats and patterns. Use Q tip dipped in polish remover for clean up.
I was inspired by Cutepolish's Cute Argyle nail art. Check out the link for her video tutorial - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzKMQ-PrYxM.
Colors I used are
– Maybelline Verde Palmeira, Prestige Hope (greens) and
Lakme Metallica (silver). I guess I should have chosen a lighter green.
Things needed for
this art – - Base coat
- Three
nail polishes (Contrast colors) - I used two greens and a silver polish
- A thin
brush or nail striper or tooth pick or tape
- Top coat
- Polish
Remover
- Q tip
Always start with
a base coat followed by a color of your choice. Allow it to dry. Using a brush,
create an ‘X’ pattern and fill any two opposite triangles (either left-right or
top-bottom) with the second color. Wait for the polish to dry. Once it’s dry,
draw thin lines using the third color in the format shown below. My lines are
not that straight or clean. I am still working on my free hand drawing skills. Once the polish is completely dry, finish off with a top coat. I am going to try this nail art again
with bright colors and hopefully better lines ;)
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