Mardi Gras Flowers – Sinful Colors Mystery Moonshine Halloween 2014

I attempted some more hand drawn art, lol! I’m so intimidated by hand drawn nail art so even just these little flowers is scary for me – but I love how this turned out. And it’s so very easy and this polish from Sinful Colors called “Mystery Moonshine” makes it totally Mardi Gras appropriate!

Sinful Colors Mardi Gras Flowers

Here is a swatch of Mystery Moonshine from a full review of the Sinful Colors Halloween 2014 Wicked Colors collection I did awhile ago. Such a pretty glitter and really easy to use.

Sinful Colors Halloween 2014 Mystery Moonshine with Bottle

Sinful Colors Halloween 2014 Mystery Moonshine Macro

To get the matte black chevron stripe I used the Sticky Nails Nail Tip Stencils and Sinful Colors “Whipped”. Like most matte polishes Whipped is a bit difficult to work with, so my lines aren’t as clean as I usually like. But the effect is cool – love glitter and black matte together.

Sinful Colors Mardi Gras Bottle

Last for some added decoration I added a few flowers and leafs on my ring finger using a dotting tool and a detail brush. I’m not too happy with them, but I find hand drawn art super intimidating. I have an unsteady hand so anything can happen when I paint. Overall, the look came together.

Sinful Colors Mardi Gras Close Up

Mardi Gras Flowers – Get The Look

For this look I used:

  • Sinful Colors – Mystery Moonshine
  • Sinful Colors – Whipped (matte)
  • Sticky Nails – Nail Tip Stencils
  • Sinful Colors – Mardi Gras (sinful shine)
  • Sinful Colors – Unicorn
  • Bella – Lime Green (acrylic paint)
  • Bundle Monster – Large dotting tool
  • No brand tiny detail brush
  • Craft tweezers
  • Seche Vite – Dry Fast Top Coat

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