A Starry Mani

Mooorning everyone!  Once again, I'm using my bundle monster plates!  I found this really cool staarry pattern,  and after I did it, it reminded me slightly of that ball that was in Toy Story! I obviously realise not all of you are Disney fans like me :D but it's what it looks like :)
so after doing a base coat, I then did two coats of yellow, Barry M #134.  This was still streaky even after two coats, it is quite old, so I had to fill in the gaps a bit.  And I'm not sure why the lighting/ the nail polish makes me fingers look so red!

And then I used Barry M #291 Cobalt Blue and the bundle monster plate #B20 for the design.  The blue didn't come out as bold as I would have liked; I definitely think the Konad polishes are better for stamping!

A Leafy Mani

I recently bought some Monster Bundle plates off of Amazon.co.uk, which were so cheap! They came in a pack of 21 so there was loads to choose from! For this mani I started with two thickish coats of Barry M mint green.  I know it looks blue in the pictures, but it's definitely green :)

Sorry for the blurry pictures! Anywhooo I then used Bundle Monster plate #, and used the special konad polish in black.

Using the Barry M shatter

So I went out and bought the Barry M  shatter polish :) Also, Revlon had a limited edition range of scented polishes, so I went and got two :)
So this is two coats of Revlon #375 Passion Fruit.  You can only smell the prettyness once the nail varnish dries btw!

Then I added one thick coat of Barry M shatter polish, you have to work quick with it though!

Barry M Pastel shade with a ceramic flower

Barry M released a lovely range of pastel shades, which I did go out and buy all of :D but for this post, I'll be using the lilac, which i think is lovely!I thought I should mention, I use OPI nail envy as a base, because it dries really thin and doesn't chip. then, I did two coats of the lilac

and theeeen I put a small ceramic flower on my ring finger to complete it!  I ordered the ceramic flowers off of a website called www.vivalanails.com.  the ceramic flowers look lovely on, but its a good idea to stick them on when the layer of polish is half dry, and press it in gently with your finger.  I then put a coat of top coat over the top and around the flower to secure it in place.